The crucial question is it doing any damage to the plants? If not, then you don't have to do anything and it really doesn't matter what it is.

As to what it may be, not only will you have some different insects than we have here, but given the blurry photo, I could only make guesses based on the number of legs and what I think might be antennae. Could you provide a detailed description? Does it have wings?

Dave

Thanks Dave for your response.

No it does not have wings but runs quite fast. Someone on some other forum told me that it might be mole cricket. Do you think so?

The picture is too blurry for me to name it a mole cricket with certainty though that is the first thing I thought of at first glance. It does appear to be an Orthoptera member.

Have you looked up images of mole crickets to see if there's a good match? Unless you can get a better picture, you are the only one who has seen this insect in person.

Mole crickets are very easily recognized and I've seen a million of them, but your image is simply too blurry, sorry.

If someone already suggested mole cricket then the first thing I would do is look them up and compare my bug with all the pictures of them available. I'd pay special attention to the front legs and see if yours has the digging claws characteristic of mole crickets.

If not then I agree that the Orthopteras are the first thing I thought of but there are tons of things in that order and Google will pull up tons of info on them as well as photos. But again, if there is no plant damage then you don't need to worry about it..

If it doesn't have wings then it could easily still be in nymph stage.

Dave