Posted by Erika Rogers, St George Utah Real Estate & Relocation Specialist (Red Rock Real Estate ~ Southern Utah's Largest Independent Brokerage) about 9 years ago
Yuck ~ Now that photo is something! It does leave me wordless .. well almost.! Happy Wednesday!
Posted by Joan Whitebook, Consumer Focused Real Estate Services (BHG The Masiello Group) about 9 years ago
I think it's wonderful that they come in all colors since they don't have much to say.
Posted by Glenn Roberts (Retired) about 9 years ago
Thanks for the post today. I hate slugs, I have a stone wall that I often see them sunning themselves on.
Good picture by the way.
\Patricia
Posted by Patricia Aulson, Realtor - Portsmouth NH Homes-Hampton NH Homes (BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY HOME SERVICES Verani Realty NH Real Estate ) about 9 years ago
Charlie,
We take our northwest slugs for granted. Some people find them gross.
Posted by Steven L. Smith, Bellingham WA Home Inspector (King of the House Home Inspection, Inc.) about 9 years ago
Erika, they moooove really quietly too
Joan, they do have a high yuck factor
Glen----they do come in a rainbow of colors
Patricia----watch out they are our state horse
valerie, maybe we could start a whole new think like the worm in tequila? My cheapo Fuji S700 goes from 5/8" to 10x zoom
Posted by Charles Buell, Seattle Home Inspector (Charles Buell Inspections Inc.) about 9 years ago
Now I'm feeling kinda sluggish...
Posted by TeamCHI - Complete Home Inspections, Inc., Home Inspectons - Nashville, TN area - 615.661.029 (Complete Home Inspections, Inc.) about 9 years ago
Charles,
Great shot of an unwelcme visitor in the garden...Thanks for sharing this with us. We wish you continued success. A
Posted by Ron and Alexandra Seigel, Luxury Real Estate Branding, Marketing & Strategy (Napa Consultants) about 9 years ago
Wow, neat bright frill along the bottom. Quite a character.
Posted by Jim Allhiser, Salem, Oregon Home Inspector (Perfection Inspection, Inc.) about 9 years ago
Michael, I think they have the market cornered
A, they can do a lot of damage
Jim, that is what I found so interesting about this little guy
Posted by Charles Buell, Seattle Home Inspector (Charles Buell Inspections Inc.) about 9 years ago
Charles, is he edible? Oops! Guess not. For a minute I thought it was a snail. Great photo!
Posted by Patricia Kennedy, Home in the Capital (RLAH Real Estate) about 9 years ago
When he hike out here on the west coast we see the big yellow banana slugs... someone always licks one! HAHA!
Posted by Chris Alston, Silicon Valley, California (Chris Alston (Keller Williams Realty, Silicon Valley, California)) about 9 years ago
Leave the little slugger alone.
Who knows someday we might have a beer with him.
Enjoy the day
Posted by Don MacLean, Realtor-Homes for Sale- Easton Mass (New England Real Estate Center Inc.) about 9 years ago
Looks like we're slugging it out together today - oh wait - we were talking about short sales.....lol
Posted by Anna Banana Kruchten CRB, CRS, 602-380-4886 (Phoenix Property Shoppe) about 9 years ago
It is funny that we have both the ugly slug and all of the beautiful grey and black squirrels.
Posted by Steven L. Smith, Bellingham WA Home Inspector (King of the House Home Inspection, Inc.) about 9 years ago
Nice picture - I have never wanted to photo them. But I did see a banana slug in Oregon that was pretty interesting looking!
Posted by Peggy Chirico, REALTOR® 860-748-8900, Hartford & Tolland County Real Estate (Prudential CT Realty) about 9 years ago
I never knew they had ridges on their back sides. Of course, I never got THAT CLOSE to look -- Gee thanks Charlie!! HA HA HA
Posted by Carla Muss-Jacobs, RETIRED (RETIRED / State License is Inactive) about 9 years ago
Pat as edible as any snail as far as I am concerned
Chris do they taste like banana?
Don, lots of people like to have beer with slugs
Anna, same difference
Steve---same thing except one has hair
Peggy, I have no control over what I photograph :)
Carla, anything that shrivels up in gets ridges :) When he is bookn' down the driveway the wrinkles go away and he is as smooth as a banana
Posted by Charles Buell, Seattle Home Inspector (Charles Buell Inspections Inc.) about 9 years ago
I've got my 3 year old granddaughter looking over my shoulder & her comment is "Slugs are yucky" LOL
Posted by Nancy Conner, Olympia/Thurston County WA about 9 years ago
Nancy, tell her that if she can locate one big enough she can slide on and off real easy while riding.
Posted by Charles Buell, Seattle Home Inspector (Charles Buell Inspections Inc.) about 9 years ago
I don't mind bugs and spiders. Only slugs and two specific squirrels.
Posted by Kate Kate about 9 years ago
My contribution to Wordless Wednesday
Posted by Kate Kate about 9 years ago
Don't have any slugs that look like that out here in CT. All of ours are yellow to orange.
Posted by James Quarello, Connecticut Home Inspector (JRV Home Inspection Services, LLC) about 9 years ago
Kate, great but don't you think 2.99 is a bit steep----or is that 2 for 99?
Jim-pictures----pictures
Posted by Charles Buell, Seattle Home Inspector (Charles Buell Inspections Inc.) about 9 years ago
Well, over at Wal-Mart, they are offering Nutsy for .25 cents a pound to those who can't afford quality meat.
Posted by Kate Kate about 9 years ago
That's NUTS!
Posted by Charles Buell, Seattle Home Inspector (Charles Buell Inspections Inc.) about 9 years ago
Delicious escargot! Can you find those on sidewalks or must they be purchased?
Very kindly,
Croakster
Posted by Jay Markanich, Home Inspector - servicing all Northern Virginia (Jay Markanich Real Estate Inspections, LLC) about 9 years ago
Croakster, if you would just sit still long enough I am sure one would crawl right on you.
Posted by Charles Buell, Seattle Home Inspector (Charles Buell Inspections Inc.) about 9 years ago
kind of pretty up front with its slimey skirt.....
Posted by Courtney Cooper, 206-850-8841 (Ben Kinney Brokerages Leadership at our Keller Williams North Seattle Office) about 9 years ago
Courtney----gotta love frills :)
Posted by Charles Buell, Seattle Home Inspector (Charles Buell Inspections Inc.) about 9 years ago
Bleeeeeek! Makes me think of that fat monster from the Star Wars movie.
Posted by Tammy Lankford,, Broker GA Lake Sinclair/Eatonton/Milledgeville (Lane Realty Eatonton, GA Lake Sinclair, Milledgeville, 706-485-9668) about 9 years ago
I've never heard one say anything either;)
Yuck ~ Now that photo is something! It does leave me wordless .. well almost.! Happy Wednesday!
I think it's wonderful that they come in all colors since they don't have much to say.
Thanks for the post today. I hate slugs, I have a stone wall that I often see them sunning themselves on.
Good picture by the way.
\Patricia
Charlie,
We take our northwest slugs for granted. Some people find them gross.
Erika, they moooove really quietly too
Joan, they do have a high yuck factor
Glen----they do come in a rainbow of colors
Patricia----watch out they are our state horse
valerie, maybe we could start a whole new think like the worm in tequila? My cheapo Fuji S700 goes from 5/8" to 10x zoom
Now I'm feeling kinda sluggish...
Charles,
Great shot of an unwelcme visitor in the garden...Thanks for sharing this with us. We wish you continued success. A
Wow, neat bright frill along the bottom. Quite a character.
Michael, I think they have the market cornered
A, they can do a lot of damage
Jim, that is what I found so interesting about this little guy
Charles, is he edible? Oops! Guess not. For a minute I thought it was a snail. Great photo!
When he hike out here on the west coast we see the big yellow banana slugs... someone always licks one! HAHA!
Leave the little slugger alone.
Who knows someday we might have a beer with him.
Enjoy the day
Looks like we're slugging it out together today - oh wait - we were talking about short sales.....lol
It is funny that we have both the ugly slug and all of the beautiful grey and black squirrels.
Nice picture - I have never wanted to photo them. But I did see a banana slug in Oregon that was pretty interesting looking!
I never knew they had ridges on their back sides. Of course, I never got THAT CLOSE to look -- Gee thanks Charlie!! HA HA HA
Pat as edible as any snail as far as I am concerned
Chris do they taste like banana?
Don, lots of people like to have beer with slugs
Anna, same difference
Steve---same thing except one has hair
Peggy, I have no control over what I photograph :)
Carla, anything that shrivels up in gets ridges :) When he is bookn' down the driveway the wrinkles go away and he is as smooth as a banana
I've got my 3 year old granddaughter looking over my shoulder & her comment is "Slugs are yucky" LOL
Nancy, tell her that if she can locate one big enough she can slide on and off real easy while riding.
I don't mind bugs and spiders. Only slugs and two specific squirrels.
My contribution to Wordless Wednesday
Don't have any slugs that look like that out here in CT. All of ours are yellow to orange.
Kate, great but don't you think 2.99 is a bit steep----or is that 2 for 99?
Jim-pictures----pictures
Well, over at Wal-Mart, they are offering Nutsy for .25 cents a pound to those who can't afford quality meat.
That's NUTS!
Very kindly,
Croakster
Croakster, if you would just sit still long enough I am sure one would crawl right on you.
kind of pretty up front with its slimey skirt.....
Courtney----gotta love frills :)
Bleeeeeek! Makes me think of that fat monster from the Star Wars movie.