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- k
- Wild Wet Coast, British Columbia
- maker, photo-taker, contemplater. i like to ramble on about nature and wildlife, both of which figure prominently in my crafting. you can find my handmades, natural dyed fabrics and photo prints in my etsy shop, Fog and Swell. email me at fogandswell [at] gmail [dot] com
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© 2006-2013 K.V.Pedersen
© 2006-2013 K.V.Pedersen
All content is original and reflects work that is one of a kind, unless noted otherwise. Please respect my work and do not use without permission - Seriously, it's great when you mention my work on your blog or tumbler but I would appreciate if you would let me know: fogandswell [at] gmail [dot] com. I am also happy to have my stuff pinned on Pinterest, but please credit me - I will do my best to do the same for you!
6 comments:
Fascinating!
Have you read The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating by Tova Bailey?
l love snails, especially images of them..thank youxx
is that cottonwood fluff that little guy's dragging around?
can you imagine a snail with allergies? mucus overload!
i guess it's probably not the cottonwood that i'm allergic to, but something that sends pollen out in copious amounts at the same time as the cottonwood flurries.
for once we are having a seasonal event at the same time: cottonwood snow!
Oh we are enamoured of the snails around here (where my garden is unfortunately a rather rich source) - great picture.
wow!
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