cambarus j. dubius

Most of the year I have an infrared camera pointed at a wild crayfish burrow. The type of crayfish is a cambarus j. dubius it's an orange-red colored crayfish that lives in a burrow in this area.
The cameras to the left vary throughout the year, depending on the season. Winter means no wild bird nests and the wild crayfish usually cover over the opening of their burrow.
Click here for pictures of shrew, mice, crayfish, snakes, worms, slugs, spiders, beetles, and others that have visited the crayfish burrow at night.
The crayfish and salamanders come out at night so that's after 9pm E.S.T.

Crayfish movie clips from the burrow.