Monday, June 06, 2011

Crayfish patrol on the Geddes Burn

Up close with one of the North American invaders.

Nairn Anglers were up as usual checking the traps in the Geddes Burn this weekend for the North American Signal Crayfish Invaders. Above you can see two of the regulars (as not seen on TV) holding one of the beasties. These creatures that like feasting on salmon eggs and other indigenious elements of the local ecology are also partial to catfood. Some more pictures on the Gurn Flickr pages.


3 comments:

Anonymous said...

poor fish

Anonymous said...

Can anyone help out?

Anonymous said...

the crayfish are ugly looking beasts,and should be eradicated,
s.o.s.-save our shoals