Latest Crickets Articles
Camel Cricket Terror
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When it comes to scary insects the camel cricket makes the top ten list for many people. It’s large, it has a sickening color and they leap at you unexpectedly from dark corners. This is one person’s comments about her experience with the dreaded camel cricket.
House Cricket
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If you’ve landed on this page looking for help in controlling house crickets you’ve come to the right place, but I am not one to turn to pesticides first. The initial step to good house cricket control is making some changes to the environment to make it less cricket-friendly.
Camelback Crickets
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The camelback cricket is a strange looking insect that has a cricket-like body but long, spider-like legs. They can give people a fright when they are found in basements or cellars. Camelback crickets like to live in dark, damp environments and they are almost completely harmless.
Jiminy Cricket
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Jiminy Cricket played a guiding sidekick to Pinocchio and is synonymous with the word “conscience”. He's been around for many generations and has quite the resume from starring in Disney films and other promotions.
How Long Do Crickets Live
If you have crickets in your home one of the first questions you want answered is, how long do crickets live. Fortunately, adult crickets do not live too long, but it all depends on the species. Read this article to learn the lifespan of various crickets and learn a few tips on how to keep them out of your home.
What Do Crickets Eat
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Are you hearing that lone cricket somewhere in your house and you are worried about finding damages? You need to know the answer to what do crickets eat. Find it here.
Camel Crickets
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Camel crickets do not chirp so you do not know they are present. They like to linger in dark, damp places. If they are in your home, your clothes and carpets may be at risk.
Field Crickets
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Field crickets were often kept as pets in ancient China. They were prized for their songs and kept in golden cages. Today in the USA we often consider field crickets a pest and do not want them in our homes.
Cave Crickets
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The Cave Cricket is not like most crickets. It's a non-chirping, people-intimidator. Cave crickets even consume their own body parts in order to survive. Kind of counterproductive, huh?
Cricket
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The common cricket is heard during warm summer nights. They are part of the environment that surrounds us, so there is little that can be done. But, we do have some choices when it comes to preventing crickets from entering our homes.
Cricket Control
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Crickets can certainly do damage to various types of garden plants, but there are ways to stop them using natural cricket control methods. You don't necessarily need to use pesticides for cricket control, if that is your preference.
Cricket Sounds
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Crickets are insects somewhat related to grasshoppers and more closely related to katydids or bush crickets known for their chirp.