Common Slug-Eater

Observed by Ruedi Siegenthaler
Botanical Society of South AfricaMountain Club of SA (Cape Town)South African National Parks Honorary RangersVolunteer Wildfire Services
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(Added to iSpot on 21st September 2011)
Common Slug-Eater
Location: Hout Bay, Western Cape, South Africa
Identifications
Species interactions

No interactions present.

Other observations of Common Slugeater (Duberria lutrix subsp. lutrix)

Species with which Common Slugeater (Duberria lutrix subsp. lutrix) interacts

Comments

7 subspecies

28 September 2011 - 9:01pm — tony rebelo
iSpot TeamBotanical Society of South Africa A-teamCape Bird ClubEntomological Society of Southern AfricaFriends of Tokai ParkProtea Atlas ProjectSenior Scout AdventureSouth African National Biodiversity InstituteSouth African National Parks Honorary RangersToyota Enviro Outreach
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Not in dictionary: 7 subspecies - good heavens: how does one tell them apart?

7?

4 October 2011 - 9:52am — AlexanderAlexander is knowledgeable about Amphibians and ReptilesAlexander's earned reputation in Amphibians and ReptilesAlexander's earned reputation in Amphibians and ReptilesAlexander's earned reputation in Amphibians and Reptiles

seven? i think only lutrix, rhodesianus (spelling) occur in southern A?