subgenus
Gryllus
Gryllus
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- European Field Cricket
- Fall Field Cricket presumed native
- Southern Field Cricket introduced
- Spring Field Cricket presumed native
- Variable Field Cricket presumed native
- Western Rock-loving Field Cricket presumed native
- Southeastern Field Cricket native
- Sand Field Cricket presumed native
- Jamaican Field Cricket introduced
- Chilean Field Cricket
- Texas Trilling Cricket presumed native
- Southern Wood Cricket presumed native
- Long-chirp Field Cricket presumed native
- Badlands Cricket presumed native
- Short-tailed Field Cricket presumed native
- Stutter-trilling Cricket presumed native
- Western Trilling Cricket presumed native
- Arboreal Desert Field Cricket presumed native
- West Coast Spring Field Cricket native
- Northern Wood Cricket
- Vocal Field Cricket presumed native
- Taciturn Wood Cricket native
- Mountain Wood Cricket presumed native
- Utah Lava Cricket native
Range
Greener is more native, amber more introduced; paler is less certain. How this was decided
Most observed native Gryllus All
Native to the US, by observations.
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Southeastern Field Cricket
Gryllus rubens
461 observations
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West Coast Spring Field Cricket
Gryllus veletisoides
39 observations
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Taciturn Wood Cricket
Gryllus ovisopis
35 observations
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Utah Lava Cricket
Gryllus leei
19 observations
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Armed Field Cricket
Gryllus armatus
17 observations
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McDonald Observatory Wood Cricket
Gryllus planeta
7 observations
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Painted Desert Field Cricket
Gryllus navajo
4 observations