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Worm ID
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Hooray! It's one of mine
There's been a bit of a drought lately.Yes, this would be a nemertean; possibly a color variant of Notospermus geniculatus, which normally is a variety of green with white annuli. But it could be something altogether different and I would have to be able to see the head to know.
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I would have to be able to see the head to know.
which end would that be ? (in the photo
)BTW, I'd love to be finding more too

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It looks like the head is on left. My non-scientifically studied impression is that many of these relatively long nemerteans forage from hiding places, such as crevices, by exploring as far as they can with the head but leaving the tail end in the crevice in case the worm has to make a speedy retreat. In fact, if you can snag one of these worms it's kind of like pulling taffy, but it often is very difficult to get the back end out of its purchase.
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It looks like the head is on left.
Lucky I asked then ... I thought it was on the right

no better shot available unfortunately
