Field Cricket
( Gryllus spp.) - This cricket is about 1.25 in. long, black with short wings. The female has a pointed tail. It is the most common cricket in the fall.Adults are active and chirping during early evening. \r\n
"Biography"
The eggs hatch in spring and develop slowly during the summer. They feed on plant material around houses. Adults appear in the fall and are often found outside of buildings on cool days. They may come inside through doors or windows.
Treatment
Limit mulch and protective vegetation on the sunny side of house to keep crickets away. Spray the soil around the house with a garden insecticide to eliminate them. \r\n
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