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Luke Assef: LukeSnail

by Birkenhead Residents Associationin Natural environment 2021, Under 15 Years | 2021on Posted on October 3, 2021October 3, 2021
This Snail was at the neighbour’s house and came to our backyard over the wall, slipped through the woods and mom’s plants.

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