Smooth Glass Snail - Aegopinella nitidula

A small (up to 10 mm) land snail sometimes known as the Clear Glass Snail or Waxy Glass Snail. It has an orange-brown, glassy looking shell sometimes with dark mottling and veining showing. The body is blue-grey. Aegopinella nitidula is the largest of the two British species of this genus, A. pura is smaller and often pale in colour but it can be a rich chocolate colour. An eccentric body whorl identifies these as Aegopinella.

Oxychilus navarricus - see ID aids.

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Fields, gardens and hedgerows

All year round

Eats plant matter.

Common throughout Britain