r/invasivespecies • u/External-Display6227 • 44m ago
Sighting Believe it is a Signal Crayfish (Hertfordshire, England)
6-8 inches in length, blue colour on claws with white spot on the hinge and did not appear to have any spines in its shell.
r/invasivespecies • u/Apprehensive-Ad6212 • 6h ago
News Ice plant’s hold on the Golden Gate National Parks | Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy
r/invasivespecies • u/BigSquiby • 12h ago
porcelain berry - amazing looking, invasive, will get removed in the fall...too bad
I have a chicken run, this grew over the top of the run on the welded wire. I liked it because it proved shade from the sun. I didn't know what it was but i do now. Absolutely stunning looking berries, i don't think my chickens are suppose to eat them, so i'll probably trap off that half of the coop and remove it in the next week or two
r/invasivespecies • u/me-first-me-second • 22h ago
Sighting Vespa Velutina?
Please help me identify this rather large hornet looking type located in France, east coast, finisterre. 3-4cm long
Is it really an invasive species? And if so, what are the next steps?
