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Field Crickets

Field Crickets

Identifying Field Cricket Problems

Adult field crickets range from 1/2 - 1 1/8 inch long. Their color is typically black but varies to brownish yellow or straw yellow. The antenna is threadlike, much longer than the body. Adult females have a long tube like egg laying structure located at the tip of the abdomen it is called an ovipositor that is used to lay eggs in the ground. Nymphs are similar to adults except smaller, and lack wings and an ovipositor. Field crickets usually overwinter in the egg stage.

Locating Field Cricket Infestations

Outdoors around buildings field cricket infestations are typically found in moist situations such as in mulched areas, weedy plant beds, in and around woodpiles, stones and debris, etc. Their presence is often indicated by the male's chirping, which for most species occurs during the day and night, their chirping can become irritating when they are inside. Field cricket infestations do not survive indoors for long periods of time and usually die off by winter.

How to Get Rid of Field Cricket Problems

Getting rid of field crickets can be tricky since they tend to build their nests in unique places. Our green field cricket control experts will assess the field cricket problem and any field cricket damage prior to using field cricket control plan, providing you with peace of mind when it comes to these potential unwelcome field cricket infestations. And because Critter Control Eco-Wise™ Pest Services’ methods for field cricket control are environmentally friendly and organic, there is no concern for your family and pets.

Critter Control Eco-Wise™ Pest Services has the knowledge, equipment, and skills to take care of all your field cricket problems and will show you how to get rid of field crickets for good! Call today: 1-877-ECO-WISE

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