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Cuthona caerulea. Juvenile, length 3mm. Head outline circular. Grey-brown digestive gland overlayed by orange and blue pigment. LWS, Menai Strait, Wales. September 2011.

Submitted by Ian Smith on Sun, 30/10/2011 08:10
Species
Trinchesia caerulea (Montagu, 1804)
Photographer / copyright holder
I.F. Smith

Cuthona caerulea. Juvenile, length 3mm. Lateral white pigment. Grey-brown digestive gland almost hidden by fully developed three bands of orange and blue pigment. Interior of head rose pink. Tail lifted off substrate. LWS, Menai Strait, Wales. Sept. 2011

Submitted by Ian Smith on Sun, 30/10/2011 08:08
Species
Trinchesia caerulea (Montagu, 1804)
Photographer / copyright holder
I.F. Smith

Cuthona caerulea. Juvenile, length 3mm. Dorsal band of diffuse white pigment. Pale lemon tint on oral tentacles and rhinophores. Cerata in distinct groups. LWS, Menai Strait, Wales. September 2011.

Submitted by Ian Smith on Sun, 30/10/2011 08:07
Species
Trinchesia caerulea (Montagu, 1804)
Photographer / copyright holder
I.F. Smith

Live Truncatella subcylindrica collected from the Fleet in Dorset in October 2011 by Lin Baldock.

Submitted by Steve Wilkinson on Sat, 29/10/2011 20:05
Species
Truncatella subcylindrica
Photographer / copyright holder
Lin Baldock

Live Truncatella subcylindrica collected from the Fleet, Dorset in October 2011 by Lin Baldock.

Submitted by Steve Wilkinson on Sat, 29/10/2011 20:03
Species
Truncatella subcylindrica
Photographer / copyright holder
Lin Baldock

Image of live Paludinella littorina collected from the Fleet in Dorset in October 2011 by Lin Baldock.

Submitted by Steve Wilkinson on Sat, 29/10/2011 20:00
Species
Paludinella littorina
Photographer / copyright holder
Lin Baldock

Live juveniles of Caecum armoricum collected from the Fleet, Dorset in October 2011 by Lin Baldock.

Submitted by Steve Wilkinson on Sat, 29/10/2011 19:53
Species
Caecum armoricum
Photographer / copyright holder
Lin Baldock

Live Caecum armoricum collected from the Fleet in Dorset in October 2011 by Lin Baldock.

Submitted by Steve Wilkinson on Sat, 29/10/2011 19:51
Species
Caecum armoricum
Photographer / copyright holder
Lin Baldock

Thousands of Hydrobia ulvae darkening the sand at the mouth of Dee Estuary, Cheshire. Active at low tide in film of water; note tracks in foreground. If film dries, snails burrow into surface completely, or partially.They support flocks of Shelducks.

Submitted by Ian Smith on Thu, 27/10/2011 12:49
Species
Hydrobia ulvae
Photographer / copyright holder
Peter Topley

Cerastoderma edule. Juvenile, length 9mm. Small sensory pallial tentacles and tip of foot extended from edge of shell. Mouth of Dee Estuary, Cheshire. 24 October 2011.

Submitted by Ian Smith on Wed, 26/10/2011 20:47
Species
Cerastoderma edule
Photographer / copyright holder
I.F. Smith

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