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[PHOTOS TAKEN: APRIL 13TH, 2026 | Image IDs: Four photos of a black and brown field cricket on a piece of brown cardboard /End IDs.]
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[PHOTOS TAKEN: APRIL 13TH, 2026 | Image IDs: Four photos of a black and brown field cricket on a piece of brown cardboard /End IDs.]
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Fossil Cricket (Gryllidae) In Baltic Amber
as slippery as crickets famously are, it's easy to immediately spot a weirdo and this Gryllomorpha uclensis stood out with its pale dry grass coloration, compared to most of my local species' dark brown and grey. i would've loved a photo of the ridiculous face just barely visible in the first pic but it quickly disappeared into some bullshit
(October 29th, 2025)
Today’s anime insects of the day are: crickets from Anne Shirley
Nisitrus malaya
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I have a question for bugblr.
I live on the North Eastern coast of the US and in the colder months I only ever notice moths, spiders and sometimes crickets outside. Any reason why these bugs are more cold tolerant than the rest?
Bug of the Day
Midnight snack!
(tagged for trypophobia tw sorry y'alI had no idea :-( )
The sun visited me tonight