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[[underlined]] Gt. Blasket [[/underlined]]

In deposits in cliffs above sands.

Helix itala      15.6.12
" [[Ditto for: Helix]] internita
" [[Ditto for: Helix]] nemoralis 
" [[Ditto for: Helix]] aspersa     
" [[Ditto for Helix]] barbara     
Pupa cylindium  
[[side note applying to above three species]]                 
Non of any great age but up to four or five feet thick in some places.
[[/side note]]
Coch. lubrica
Hyalinia cillaria    

North west cliffs & gullies. 16.6.12
Agrio. agrestis
Arion ater
" [[Ditto for: Arion]] intermedius
Hyalinia cellaria  Very abundant in same places.
" [[Ditto for: Hyalinia]] alliaria
" [[Ditto for: Hyalinia]] nitidula
" [[Ditto for: Hyalinia]] pura
" [[Ditto for: Hyalinia]] radiatula
" [[Ditto for: Hyalinia]] crystalline
" [[Ditto for: Hyalinia]] fulva

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Helix rotundata  Nearly all pale, some nearly white.
" [[Ditto for: Helix]] nemoralis  Some large shells in the sheltered parts of the cliffs.
[[strikethrough]] Also [[underlined]] Vallonia excentrica   [[/underlined]] ! A.W.S. 1924. 2 specimens See p. [[strikethrough]] [[?]] [[/strikethrough]] 117 ante! [[/strikethrough]]

Coch. lubrica
[[Caryelis rivis?]]
Clausilia bidentata
Pupa anglica
" [[Ditto for: Pupa]] cylindra
Limnaea truncatula  In millions on the wet rocks below the only spring in the bug gully (Foilbeg.) evidently feeding on alga
[[underlined]] Cladophora crispata [[/underlined]] (Roth.) Kütz. (?). named by Wm. West.

Syble Head on Dingle Peninsula [[arrow pointing to image]]
[[image:  photo of cliffs]]
Croaghmore, 968 ft. [[arrow pointing to image]]

N. W cliffs
Gt. Blasket.

Transcription Notes:
Arion ater = black slug Sybil Head Dingle Peninsula Croaghmarhin