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Cheers Gav, I caught them nappingNicely caught, their quick off the mark when they want to be ... slug not so much
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Cheers Dale.Creepy crawlies.
Nicely done Chris.
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Polydesmus angustus, also known as the flat-backed millipede
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They all look alike to me. so thanks for the ID PaulPolydesmus angustus, also known as the flat-backed millipede
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They are prehistoric, millipedes have exited for around 326 million years, long before dinosaurs and they make humans look like a flash in the pan!
Great pictures though Chris, even though I don't like Slugs but they have been around 520 million years so make Millipedes look like youngsters!
Ps Newts have been around since the time of the Dinosaurs, just saying!
Great pictures though Chris, even though I don't like Slugs but they have been around 520 million years so make Millipedes look like youngsters!
Ps Newts have been around since the time of the Dinosaurs, just saying!
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LOL ok ok point(s) takenThey are prehistoric, millipedes have exited for around 326 million years, long before dinosaurs and they make humans look like a flash in the pan!
Great pictures though Chris, even though I don't like Slugs but they have been around 520 million years so make Millipedes look like youngsters!
Ps Newts have been around since the time of the Dinosaurs, just saying!
Thanks Roger