TERRESTRIAL INVERTEBRATES - Photo Ecosphere

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TERRESTRIAL INVERTEBRATES

GALLERY DESCRIPTION: Earth-dwelling and land-based invertebrates, including caterpillars, centipedes and millipedes, slugs, snails, and worms

Luna Moth caterpillar

Laurel Sphinx Moth Caterpillar

Laurel Sphinx Moth Caterpillar

Northern Pine Sphinx moth caterpillar

Salt Marsh Moth caterpillar

Salt Marsh Moth caterpillar

White-lined Sphinx moth caterpillar crawling up the stem of a Brown Eyed Primrose wildflower

White-lined Sphinx moth caterpillar

Caterpillar on a Loblolly Pine tree cone

White Hickory Tussock Moth Caterpillar

Spotted Tussock Moth Caterpillar

A caterpillar on a marsh reed stem

Centipede (or Earwig species)

Spirobolid Millipede

Red-Sided Flat Millipede

Desert Millipede feeding on fungus along the Rinconada Canyon Trail

Banana Slugs

Banana Slug

Banana Slug

A denizen of the Pacific Northwest temperate rainforest, a Banana Slug makes its way over a peice of fallen tree trunk

A Red Slug at home on a fallen log along side fungi

Slug on the underside of a Crepe Ginger leaf

Forest Land Snail

Forest Land Snail

A pair of Land Snails cling to the under part of a verdant broad leaf

APPLE SNAIL EGGS clustered on the stem of river grass

The Roth Forest Snail (E. Forest Rothii) - aka Traveling Sideband Snail - is endemic to the Oregon Caves habitat

FLORIDA TREE SNAILS

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