Wild snails, identification help?

[Dumbledore]

I was on vacation recently and found some wild snails (okay, combed the woods until I found some) and can't identify them. I found them in the mountains in western NC (USA). The five adults have brown shells- light brown to a dull brown, some have speckled darker shell markings and one has white bits towards the top. The shells look a bit like my aspersas' shells shape-wise, but the aspersas are an inch and these are about 4 cm diameter. The two juveniles have the same coloring but the shells are kind of flattish, like not as vertical as the young aspersas' shells. And then I found one baby, about 7 mm shell length, who is adorable. The bodies are all gray, except for the baby's which is almost black. Will post pictures if my phone will cooperate. So, any ideas? 

[Dumbledore]

Huh. I just read an interesting article on snails of the mountains, and apparently the "baby" is an adult, and the "juveniles" might be adults too. Interesting...

[Cashell]

Does it look like this by any chance?

[Dumbledore]

The smallest snail does but its body is a bit darker and the eyes are shorter.

[brunni]

You can be sure there is a ton of info about the wild snails from your area on the internet. You just have to find it.
I think you are in North Carolina so you can search using your locality an the word "landsnail".
In just one search I found this, maybe it can help ? "Land Snails of the Great Smokey Mountains" with many hints on snail collecting and photos to help identification.
www.clemson.edu/public/naturalist/2011_upstate_master_naturalist_class/pdf/snails_smoky_mtns.pdf
Good luck !

[Dumbledore]

I don't live in North Carolina, but I did find the snails there. And thanks for the link!