AIS SPOTLIGHT: signal crayfish
Signal crawfish have a distinctive white or turquoise patch at the claw hinge. Image courtesy rdclark via iNaturalist.
A new invasive crayfish - the Signal crayfish was found in Lake Winona, near Alexandria late last Fall. Signal crayfish are native to the Pacific Northwest but have been found in parts of California and Europe and now in Minnesota. The most distinguishing feature is a white or turquoise patch on the top at the claw hinge. Read more here at MAISRC's website.
Mark your calendars for LICA's Annual Meeting on Saturday, April 20th! More info on speakers and format to come.
2024 Calendar of Events
Party on the Ice - CANCELLED DUE TO ICE CONDITIONS
Saturday February 17
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Ice Clean-up Day- CANCELLED DUE TO ICE CONDITIONS
Sunday, March 2
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Annual Members Meeting
Saturday, April 20
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4th of July Flotilla
Tuesday, July 4 1:00 P.M.
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Trolley Crawl
Sunday, September 15
Maple Park, 1pm
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Oktoberfest in September Picnic
Saturday,October 5
11:30 at Lakeshore Park