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Grillo de Árbol Occidental (Oecanthus californicus)Observ.
markkjamesDescripción
Courtesy of @patsimpson2000 forearm!
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Grillos de Árbol (Género Oecanthus)Observ.
jeruDescripción
CITY NATURE CHALLENGE 2022
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Grillos de Árbol (Género Oecanthus)Observ.
chyropteraDescripción
On Madia sp. There are actually two in the last photo
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Grillos de Árbol (Género Oecanthus)Observ.
silversea_starsongDescripción
Only one individual was heard giving this interrupted trill, high in the tree canopy. Maybe this is the O. walkeri?
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Oecanthus niveusObserv.
davidallfDescripción
Came back from a week long vacation over the 4th and when I opened up my car door these guys had made themselves a little nest in my weather stripping on my car door
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mossman13Descripción
At blacklight after dark in remnant bluff prairie on breezy, clear, night with 3/4 moon and 72-70F.
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Grillos de Árboles de Patas Suaves (Género Neoxabea)Observ.
eduardoanguloLugar
Calle Adolfo López Mateos 14, Ocotlán, 90100 Tlaxcala de Xicohténcatl, Tlax., México (Google, OSM)
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Grillos de Árbol (Género Oecanthus)Observ.
bushboyDescripción
Have amp, will play - loudly!
Having long failed to find the source of loud, shrill, continuous buzzing nocturnal calls from the dense driveway shrubbery, I finally last night saw silvery movement through an intriguing hole in a Bush-tick Berry leaf. Sure enough, behind the leaf was a small (c. 20mm, excluding long antennae) critter in translucent greenish-yellow.They fall silent as soon as the torch-beam hits them, but the second pic (my first shot) shows him peering through the hole with wings still unfurled.The interesting questions are: did he deliberately make the hole to amplify his call? And to watch for approaching ladies-predators-Bushboys?
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Grillos de Árbol (Género Oecanthus)Observ.
silversea_starsongDescripción
Estimated 72 F.
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kmagnaccaDescripción
Prognathogryllus makai, native tree cricket. Separated from P. alternatus by the shorter song, with chirps less than 0.30 seconds long.
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Grillos de Árboles de Patas Suaves (Género Neoxabea)Observ.
arethusaLugar
Calle Pizote Cartago San Ramón de, Provincia de Cartago, Tres Rios, 30307, Costa Rica (Google, OSM)
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Grillos de Árboles de Patas Suaves (Género Neoxabea)Observ.
betancourtmichelleLugar
Apartado Postal 93, Km 30 carretera de Tegucigalpa a Danlí, Valle del Yeguare, Municipio de San Antonio de Oriente., Francisco Morazán, Honduras., Tegucigalpa 11101, Honduras (Google, OSM)Descripción
Encontrado en el Eco-sendero en un día soleado. Esta especie se encontraba escondida en una flor.
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Grillos de Árbol (Género Oecanthus)Observ.
isismedriDescripción
It was in a tree of the species Psidium guajava, at 2 to 3 meters above the level of the ground, in urban area.
Videos:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUpRwMZuyBs
Source for research:
http://www.oecanthinae.com/
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mosbo6Descripción
Best temperature reading I've got is 22 °C according to iOS weather app set to current location. Heard in patch of goldenrod (or Rubus directly behind it). ~66 pulses per second at ~4.6 kHz.
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danjohnsonDescripción
I believe this is an atypical Oecanthus quadripunctatus, with only three spots. One spot is very faint and visible with a magnifying lens. (I don't think it is a new species, but will check the DNA). This new location is far enough north that the extension goes off the map at https://orthsoc.org/sina/582m.htm
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Grillos de Árbol (Género Oecanthus)Observ.
inderainDescripción
It was cool, maybe 12-13 degrees C. That may have slowed the frequency because I can't find any exact matches. Possibly narrow-winged tree cricket.
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Género XabeaObserv.
albertkangDescripción
This Tree Cricket was making noise by raising it's wings and using the hole on the leaf to amplify the sound.
Check out the video of it making the sound here :
https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheEntomologyGroup/permalink/10155564563963393
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henicorhinaDescripción
Upper Limahuli Preserve, Kauai County, HI, USA. These are the only two photos I have
