A field cricket is a type of cricket commonly found in grassy fields and meadows. It is known for its distinctive chirping sound produced by rubbing its wings together. Field crickets are usually brown or black in color and have long, slender bodies. They are active during the warm months and are known for their agile jumping ability. Field crickets primarily feed on plant material, including grasses and leaves.

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