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Common Tree Crickets (Genus Oecanthus)Observer
naturephotosuzeDescription
Sepulveda Basin
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Forbes' Tree Cricket (Oecanthus forbesi)Observer
kjudgeDescription
Google said the temperature was 20C in Bruderheim. Photos on vegetation and audio recordings are clipped from this video: https://youtu.be/RYQxV9L-2Yg
This male was collected for the RAM.
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Genus XabeaObserver
galoisPlace
VWX5+3VJ, Unnamed Road, Figoud, Distrik Minyambouw, Kab. Pegunungan Arfak, Papua Bar. 98358 인도네시아 (Google, OSM)
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Genus XabeaObserver
galoisPlace
VWX5+3VJ, Unnamed Road, Figoud, Distrik Minyambouw, Kab. Pegunungan Arfak, Papua Bar. 98358 인도네시아 (Google, OSM)
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Common Tree Crickets (Genus Oecanthus)Observer
kjudgeDescription
I didn't realize I had captured this male because as I was trying to get him into the vial (after the song recording) I got stung by a wasp. I didn't discover him in the vial until a few days later, poor fella.
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Common Tree Crickets (Genus Oecanthus)Observer
rhedleyDescription
Surely this is a cricket of some sort, but can that be narrowed down? Is this the same species I recorded at 9:24 am nearby? They are at similar frequencies, but different patterns on a spectrogram.
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Prairie Tree Cricket (Oecanthus argentinus)Observer
shawnb2Description
@nan-cee I was able to find one near where I heard yesterday’s. It was low on a rose bush. The recording is from this specific individual. About 24 degrees C.
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Black-horned Tree Cricket (Oecanthus nigricornis)Observer
markdorriesfieldDescription
About 1m up in goldenrod
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Forbes' Tree Cricket (Oecanthus forbesi)Observer
theseanfraserDescription
Located while it was singing. It did not provide a look at the underside of the antennae.
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Forbes' Tree Cricket (Oecanthus forbesi)Observer
lukebergDescription
Continuous trill with a frequency around 4 kHz.
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Common Tree Crickets (Genus Oecanthus)Observer
asarahaDescription
A wasp had been saving them (to feed its young?) in the nozzle of my watering can! It happened twice, so I have now put the can in the house.
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Common Tree Crickets (Genus Oecanthus)Observer
drink_more_waterDescription
This observation is for whatever isn't the wasp.
I have no idea what I just witnessed... A wasp came in holding this fella, then just... left?
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Common Tree Crickets (Genus Oecanthus)Observer
damianganimeDescription
La tercer foto corresponde a la postura que toma para realizar su sonido. Dejo grabación del mismo
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Observer
brendanwangDescription
I watched this individual stridulate, it was holding its wings straight up at a 90 degree angle to its body moving spines on legs across wings edge
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Xabea leaiObserver
jenny_wDescription
Female left, male right.
I am confused whether this is Xabea atalaia or Xabea leai.
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Common Tree Crickets (Genus Oecanthus)Observer
silversea_starsongDescription
About 74 F.
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Common Tree Crickets (Genus Oecanthus)Observer
silversea_starsongDescription
Around 70F.
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Jumping Bush Cricket (Hapithus saltator)Observer
thoscoleDescription
Trailside in Red Top Mountain State Park - singing from over my head from a Loblolly Pine.
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Common Tree Crickets (Genus Oecanthus)Observer
ouzelDescription
Scrub/Oak
32 pulses per second
2.2- 2.5 KHz
71°F
Tilden Regional Park
Meadow's Canyon Trail
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Common Tree Crickets (Genus Oecanthus)Observer
marioantonioDescription
Brinca como chapulin pero no se que sea
