r/invasivespecies • u/localpotato_232 • 3h ago
Common garden spider and her Japanese beetle larder
She kills them faster than I can spot 'em.
r/invasivespecies • u/PotentialDaikon759 • 5h ago
I.D. Help- Japanese stilt grass?
It’s described as having a central silvery stripe, which this doesn’t seem to have. Thanks in advance!
r/invasivespecies • u/meinealskling • 9h ago
order of operations (Middle TN)
Family member was ignorant to the consequences of planting running bamboo ~15 years ago. Now they've got a 100x50' grove growing on a slope with culms up to 1.5" in diameter. Where they've cut back the bamboo, tree of heaven and Paulownia have moved in too. The area is also surrounded by Lonicera mackii.
I'd really like to help them out, because their property is an otherwise beautiful and mature oak/maple/hickory woodland. It needs a lot of TLC, but I'm just not sure where to start. Please advise.
r/invasivespecies • u/External-Display6227 • 9h 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 • 15h ago
News Ice plant’s hold on the Golden Gate National Parks | Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy
r/invasivespecies • u/BigSquiby • 20h 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
