We wish to thank Harley Barnhart, Post Falls, Idaho, and John MacGregor, Nicholasville, Kentucky, for sharing their field observations of feeding slugs. Harley Barnhart provided photographs for and . Dan Dourson, Stanton, Kentucky provided information about slug feeding habits and identified specimens of Philomycus. Student climbers James Buck Counts and Damon Lesmeister collected the slugs from the tree canopy. Keith Langdon from the GSMNP and Jeanie Hilten from Discover Life in America provided assistance with equipment, housing, and logistics. This research project was funded by the National Science Foundation, Division of Environmental Biology, Biotic Surveys and Inventories Program, Award # DEB-0079058 and Discover Life in America Award #2001-26.
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