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Brown spider black spots (Camel cricket)

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Camel cricket
by: Moni

Scary Jumpers
As I mentioned below...here is a website about control... http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/ent/notes/Urban/camelcrickets.htm
Scary Jumpers
by: Anonymous

We call them JUMPERS in my house. They come around so often, we go around stomping every spot on the floor...I actually just killed one a few moments ago! How do we get them to go away?
Scary Bug
by: Anonymous

went into my basement and saw this thing hop.After screaming tried to trample it and failed 3 times. it was partially dark where it hopped. Finally got it and put the remains in a plastic bag. Looks indentical to the picture.I Live in Pennsylvania.
Camel cricket
by: Moni

Scared Too
Here is the NC entm dept website that gives control information.
http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/ent/notes/Urban/camelcrickets.htm
Scarey scarey bugs!!!
by: Scared Too!

I find these in my bathroom and now in my outside storage closet.. my condo backs up to a wooded area. They scare the SH&^ out of me! How can I make them go away??????
Camel cricket
by: Moni

Anonymous
They are known to habit moist greenhouses, basements and laundry rooms. They feed on various food stuffs especially organic material dead or alive. They can cause damage in greenhouses by feeding on young plants. These are quite common and were introduced from China.
Here is a website from North Carolina State Univ Entomology Dept about these crickets for more info.

Read more: http://www.simplegiftsfarm.com/grasshopperlike-brown-insect-greenhouse-camel-cricket-female-comments.html#ixzz1KGnTnaFA
OH MY GOD
by: Anonymous

OH MY GOD.. I have these in my mobile home in the bathroom/laundry room and Ive only seen them MAYBE 4 times in 3 years but I have been searching for 3 years trying to figure out WHAT IN THE WORLD they are because they SCARE ME TO DEATH!!!!!!!!!!! OMG!!!! they jump like 50 feet!!!! AAAHH!!! I seriously almost cried when i just saw the PICTURE alone! lol
Camel cricket
by: Moni

This is a camel cricket. They usually live in moist places.

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