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Mole Cricket

Gryllotalpa pluvialis

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Field Notes

Notes:

Killed by the neighbour and a little worse for wear. Hind legs missing and wings also. Being dismembered by Coastal Brown, or Big Head, Ants

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Mole cricket, Common Mole Crickets and their Calling Songs - Gryllotalpa pluvialis

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ShannaB
You can't tell it's dead from the first shot. It looks awesome and threatening, like some sort of monster robot from a 1970s film. It's a unit!!

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Flora & Fauna of New South Wales

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PublishedApril 27, 2013

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