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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Grasshoppers, Crickets, Katydids (Orthoptera) » Long-horned Orthoptera (Ensifera) » True Crickets (Gryllidae)

Family Gryllidae - True Crickets

Field Crickets · Bush Crickets · Ground Crickets · Tree Crickets · Winged Bush Crickets

Subfamily Gryllinae - Field Crickets
Gryllus firmus - female Nemobiinae or Trigonidiinae - Gryllus pennsylvanicus - male Field Cricket - Gryllus Cricket - Gryllodes supplicans - female Gyrallinae 01 - female field cricket? - Gryllus House cricket fight - Acheta domesticus - male Molting Spider Food - Acheta domesticus - male

Subfamily Hapithinae - Bush Crickets
Cricket - Orocharis Bush Cricket? - Hapithus agitator Cricket ID Request What is that on the flower? - Orocharis Jumping Bush Cricket - Orocharis saltator - male tiny brown nymph Jumping Bush Cricket Nymph - Dorsal without Antenna - Orocharis saltator - female Jumping bush cricket - Orocharis saltator - male

Subfamily Nemobiinae - Ground Crickets
Portrait of a Striped Ground Cricket - Allonemobius fasciatus - female Tiny cricket found at Tamarack Bog on Sphagnum moss - Neonemobius palustris - male Cricket - male Tiny crickets found at Tamarack Bog on Sphagnum moss - Neonemobius palustris - male Cricket ID Request - male Cricket ID Request - female Cricket ID Request - male Ground Cricket?

Subfamily Oecanthinae - Tree Crickets
juvenile? something - Neoxabea bipunctata Four-spotted Tree Cricket - Oecanthus quadripunctatus - female Western Tree Cricket showing wings - Oecanthus californicus - male Singing male Pine Tree Cricket - Oecanthus pini - male Black-horned Tree Cricket - Oecanthus nigricornis - female Oecanthinae nymph emerging from egg - Oecanthus nigricornis

Subfamily Trigonidiinae - Winged Bush Crickets
Red-headed Bush Cricket - Phyllopalpus pulchellus - male Red-headed bush cricket - Phyllopalpus pulchellus Bush Cricket - Anaxipha - female Phyllopalpus pulchellus unknown cricket - Phyllopalpus pulchellus Say's Trig - Anaxipha exigua - female Red-headed Bush Cricket - Phyllopalpus pulchellus - female cricket - male


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