Thanks. FYI, in the guide this seems to be listed as Gryllodes supplicans; and in the literature seems to have been described over a dozen times under different names.

I'd noted that it was also referred to as G. supplicans, including in this guide, yet the Singing Insects site and the Orthoptera Species File are still calling it G. sigillatus... those are the sites I usually go by. On the other hand, I think that with multi-described species like this you're really supposed to go with the earliest record, true? (Experts? Anybody?) I also see that in that list you found, that this species was once referred to as an Acheta. Double hmmm... Wonder if this species could interbreed with regular house crickets, Acheta domesticus...?

There's a lubber grasshopper with two scientific names still in common use too, which has caused similar confusion here. And this guide's red-headed bush cricket, that's the one I think of as a handsome trig. Guess all you can do is try to stay aware of such descrepancies until they eventually get cleared up...if ever!