Identification Cricket Droppings. It can be challenging to differentiate between termite droppings and cricket droppings. Striped skunk droppings are inch in diameter usually 2 to 4 inches long and will have blunt ends.
An urban legend in the city of parktown claims that the high population of king crickets within the area is a result of a genetic experiment by a local university in the 1960s. Place a piece of the suspected droppings onto a white piece of paper to identify flea and bed bug frass. These crickets are omnivorous and hardy eating anything and everything from vegetable matter to cat and dog food and their droppings.
They re a little bit elongated and are hard.
Cricket droppings are rounded shape black in color dries fast and looks like a smaller version of poppy grain. If it is flea or bed bug feces the water will turn red because these insects feed exclusively on blood. These are small and black in color. There is a distinction from bat droppings to dropping from other pests that may enter the home.
