Winchester, OR–April 25, 2017. 0930-1030. This morning in my Field Methods class we practiced some terrestrial herp sampling methods in the talus area NE of campus. We did find a few Western Red-backed Salamanders. I also photographed a smallish Pacific Banana Slug and a “fuzzy snail.” These Vespericola snails crack me up. Who would have thought some snails had “hair”?



Additional observations and photos are here.