Economic entomology for the farmer Economic entomology for the economicentomolo00smit_0 Year: 1896 A sand-cricket, Stetwpabnatus species. The mole-crickets are curious, subterranean creatures, with small heads and powerful forelegs, developed somewhat like the corresponding organs in the mole. The larger, more common species belong to the genus Gryllotalpa, and are more frequent Fig. 70. Mole-crickets, Gryllotalpa species. in the South and Southwest, where they occasionally injure field crops. They are strictly nocturnal in habit, and remain during the day in their burrows, in whic

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Economic entomology for the farmer Economic entomology for the economicentomolo00smit_0 Year: 1896 A sand-cricket, Stetwpabnatus species. The mole-crickets are curious, subterranean creatures, with small heads and powerful forelegs, developed somewhat like the corresponding organs in the mole. The larger, more common species belong to the genus Gryllotalpa, and are more frequent Fig. 70. Mole-crickets, Gryllotalpa species. in the South and Southwest, where they occasionally injure field crops. They are strictly nocturnal in habit, and remain during the day in their burrows, in which a chamber is excavated to contain the eggs.

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