One of the stranger sights of autumn is the way in which snails seem to have a compulsion to climb to the top of hogweed Heracleum sphondylium stems during wet weather. These are just a few of over 50 that I counted on a single hogweed plant recently.
They seem to have a passion for the thin layer of soft rotting tissues on the outside of the dying plant's stem.
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