recorded on October 5 in Rindge, New Hampshire, at the peak of the species' adult season.1 This native cricket overwinters as eggs in soil and matures in late summer, remaining active through October before cold kills the adults.1 The insect's presence in mid-autumn marks the window before winter when females burrow into soil to lay the next generation.1
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