Tacoma, Washington Mole Cricket Control

Mole crickets have unique forelimbs that enable them to burrow, while being one to two inches in length. Mole crickets are difficult to see during the cold seasons because they are nocturnal.

• Mole crickets build and shelter themselves in elaborate underground tunnels.
• Some mole crickets are able to fly.
• Mole crickets are also known as lawn crickets, flying moles, and cricket moles.
• The unique forelimbs of mole crickets function as paws or shovels for burrowing.
• In the U.S., mole crickets are most commonly found in the South but spreading towards the West.

Mole crickets are often viewed as pests due to their preference for digging in grass. Mole crickets have become difficult to eradicate due to their developing resistance against poisons. Got mole crickets on your lawn? Call an exterminator and get rid of them today