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is this a mole cricket?

8 years ago

in central Texas

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Fori
8 years ago
No, but that's about all I can say due to the blurriness. Mole crickets are pretty distinctive. Look for chunky front legs for digging.
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User
8 years ago
No mole cricket this time, either (poster had cricket suggested on another recent post).

This is likely The Skunk, a moth in the Oecophoridae Family (concealer moths)

species is Polix coloradella.

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