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#burrowingcrayfish

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Larena Woodmore

We have two species of burrowing crayfish living in the areas surrounding our creeks. When the ground gets a bit wet they'll make chimneys around some of the entries to their burrows.

As they live underground it's rare to actually see one of these crays so my photo below was the first (and still the only live) one of this species, Engaeus tayatea, on iNaturalist.
#Crayfish #BurrowingCrayfish #Invertebrate #Tasmania #iNaturalist #Nature #Biodiversity

Photo of a small muddy-stick-coloured crayfish among muddy sticks. It's slender body is smooth with a slightly hairy tail. Its long claws open vertically so they can be opened while in its burrow.
Photo of a chimney above one of the entrances to a burrowing crayfish's burrow. The chimney is made by piling balls of mud around the hole, giving it a volcano-like appearance.
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