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What Kind Of Insect Is This? Is It A Pest?
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Hmmm. Having used my enlargement for a Google reverse image search, I'm minded to think that it could well be a tropical house cricket (or, at least, a very similar species), especially if you're in India or southwestern Asia:...
02:12 Sat 01st Jul 2023
Welcome to The AnswerBank, Ankimo!
Sorry, I can't help directly but it might help others here to be able to take a closer look at it:
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It might also help to know which country you're in, as many insects are only found in specific areas of the world. (You've posted on a UK-based website but the timing of your post suggests that you might be elsewhere in the world).
I hope that you get an answer soon.
Sorry, I can't help directly but it might help others here to be able to take a closer look at it:
https:/
It might also help to know which country you're in, as many insects are only found in specific areas of the world. (You've posted on a UK-based website but the timing of your post suggests that you might be elsewhere in the world).
I hope that you get an answer soon.
Hmmm.
Having used my enlargement for a Google reverse image search, I'm minded to think that it could well be a tropical house cricket (or, at least, a very similar species), especially if you're in India or southwestern Asia:
https:/
Crickets are harmless to humans.
Having used my enlargement for a Google reverse image search, I'm minded to think that it could well be a tropical house cricket (or, at least, a very similar species), especially if you're in India or southwestern Asia:
https:/
Crickets are harmless to humans.
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