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We live in New Jersey, in a partially wooded area, just moved some planters by a drain out pipe and 5-8 'bugs' vanished off into the undergrowth.
Best way to describe them would be like a cross between a cricket and a cockroach. They are maybe less than an inch in length and move by 'hoping' they have bigger back legs than roaches. They don't seem to like the light and the places we have found them have been dark and damp.
Any ideas ? I'm keen to find out if they are a pest or not.
Thanks
Ok, best photo I could get, just moved anopther planter and there must have been 10 or so of these things, moved damned fast, sckeeved me out big time. Never seen one in the house, only things in the house have been spiders and the occasional ant influx (i.e. never - touches wood - had roaches here.)
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