“Crickets.—Crickets, like grasshoppers, vary in their winter habits. Some live over the winter in the {{w|Cricket (insect)#Reproduction and lifecycle|egg stage}}; others hibernate as {{w|Nymph (biology)|nymph}}s. Nymphs of the {{w|Gryllus|field cricket}}, Gryllus assimilis pennsylvanicus (which has a short {{w|ovipositor}}), hibernate beneath stones ...”

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