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Pygmy mole crickets (  Orthoptera  :   Tridactylidae  ) are usually associated with the edges of ponds and streams, but in the sandy uplands of Florida, at least two lineages of these insects have evolved to live in xeric scrub and sandhill habitats. Very little work has been done with scrub tridactylids since they are tiny and often difficult to collect. In this paper, the pygmy mole cricket    Ellipes   deyrupi    sp. nov.  is described from the northern Lake Wales Ridge of Florida. It is sympatric at all known locations with another scrub tridactylid,    Neotridactylus   archboldi    Deyrup &amp; Eisner, but has not been found co-occurring with the closely related    Ellipes   eisneri    Deyrup. The habits of this new species are convergent with both    N.   archboldi    and    E.   eisneri   . In addition, new records of    Ellipes   eisneri    are presented, extending this species’ known distribution to the Northern Brooksville Ridge. Both species of scrub    Ellipes    are found in restricted geographic ranges and suffer from a lack of study and recognition. Conservation implications for these two species are discussed.

journal of orthoptera research

A new species of pygmy mole cricket (  Orthoptera  :   Tridactylidae  ) from the Lake Wales ridge of Florida and new records of    Ellipes   eisneri    from the northern Brooksville ridge