Creepy Camel Cricket

Posted by twng32November 4, 2012

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Found this creepy little critter on my front porch last month. These things can really jump high.

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Posted in: Nature, North America, PhotographyTagged: Camel cricket, New JerseyPermalink 2 Comments

2 thoughts on “Creepy Camel Cricket”

Rudy says:

November 7, 2012 at 1:11 am

Damn, that’s what they are!!! I believe they’re nocturnal. I only find them in my storage garage, at night!

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- twng32 says:
  
  November 7, 2012 at 1:27 am
  
  This particular cricket doesn’t chirp. They are harmless as far as I know.
  
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