Newark, New Jersey Mole Cricket Control

Used for burrowing, mole crickets have unique forelimbs and are generally one to two inches long. Because they are nocturnal, mole crickets are not easily seen during the cold seasons.

• Mole crickets are also known as lawn crickets, flying moles, and cricket moles.
• Unleashing parasitic wasps on mole crickets is one effective way to control them.
• Mole crickets feed on both plants and other insects.
• Unleashing parasitic wasps on mole crickets is one effective way to control them.
• Mole crickets are also known as lawn crickets, flying moles, and cricket moles.

As they often prefer digging in grass, mole crickets can be seen as a pest to lawn owners. Due to their developing resistance to poisons, mole crickets have become more difficult to eradicate. If you need help ridding your lawn of mole crickets, call a pest control company to have them professionally eliminated.