Favoritos de willc-t
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Género TibicinoidesObservador
sheriff_woody_pctDescrição
In a relictual alkaline vernal pool habitat.
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Okanagana villosaObservador
gilbertjLugar
Desolation Wilderness, Eldorado National Forest, El Dorado, California, United States (Google, OSM)
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Okanagana vocalisObservador
easmedsDescrição
Topotype vocalis, if the DNA barcodes are correct. Peak frequency 9.345 kHz and 111 syllables/s
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Género OkanaganaObservador
easmedsDescrição
Peak frequency 10.644 kHz, 96 syllables/s
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Género OkanaganaObservador
birdernaturalistDescrição
Another caught by hand. Sound file 230718_003_Tr1
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Okanagana vocalisObservador
birdernaturalistDescrição
Sound file 210705_0206. 98.8 clicks/sec, peak 9037 Hz
Fotos / Sons
Observador
david-tiktaalikDescrição
Uploading an old pic from 2020. Found this gem of a cicada hanging on the underside of some manzanita.
Fotos / Sons
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Género OkanaganaObservador
konshauDescrição
Caught as it was trying to flutter out of some balsamroot leaves but was trapped.
Fotos / Sons
Observador
bonnienickelDescrição
I was lucky enough to catch one emerging from its hole. It was having trouble getting out due to a small pebble embedded in the rim of the hole, so when the insect had retreated for a moment, I was able to flick the pebble out of the way. The photos are in reverse order. @willc-t @easmeds @bugsoundsjc
Fotos / Sons
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Subtribo TibicininaObservador
bonnienickelDescrição
Apparent nest holes along trail
Fotos / Sons
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Género OkanaganaObservador
jencormanLugar
Niobrara National Scenic River, Brown County, Niobrara and Missouri National Scenic and Recreational Rivers, US-NE, US (Google, OSM)
Fotos / Sons
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Okanagana canadensisObservador
byronblythDescrição
Just up the mountain from Willowlake River. I could hear around 8 of them buzzing near the forest off the turnout from the highway.
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Observador
gallusgallusdomesticusDescrição
Finally found one. The first photo was where I first found it. I tried grabbing it, but it flew away. A little after that, it started calling again. The second photo is the next place it flew. I still couldn't reach it. It then flew onto the ground and started calling once again. That's where I took both the audios and most of the photos. The first audio was when I first approached it. It did the on and off buzzing when it heard me. A little after, it continued buzzing louder when it thought I was gone.
The spectrograms were taken in the beginning, middle and end of the last, most clear audio.
Spectrograms generated through this site: https://academo.org/demos/spectrum-analyzer/
Habitat description:
Temperature: 81-86 Fahrenheit
Humidity: 17%
No nearby water sources
Lots of grasses. Pines with some oaks.
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Género OkanaganaObservador
thompson-okanagansilvicultureDescrição
Sound coming from tree. 28 deg Celsius.
Fotos / Sons
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Okanagana napaObservador
nevada_explorerDescrição
I found this about a year ago but I couldn't ever identify it it's 100% in the genus okanagana I put the exact location I was thinking O. Rimosa and then I thought O. Arbororia but I don't know please someone help me
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Género OkanaganaObservador
tobiashaysDescrição
Gregarious, trilling, on stems of Ribes
Fotos / Sons
Observador
davidbygottDescrição
Cicada calling from dead Sotol stem - Ruby AZ 28 jun 2022
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Okanagana rimosaObservador
yellowblazerDescrição
This is the fourth time that this individual which is high up in the trees sang for between 40 seconds to a minute. The forest is an eastern Hemlock and Yellow birch dominated forest with a thick rhododendron undrrstory surrounding a stream photos of habitat included.
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Okanagana sugdeniObservador
bugsoundsjcDescrição
Type locality.
Calling song recording JCR220606_010, 29.7C, 2 kHz high pass filter, 48 dB rolloff.
Fotos / Sons
Observador
humanbyweightDescrição
Staten Island Museum
Accessed 4/29/2022
Okanagana yakimaensis
3.1 cm
Notes: I need to add this species to iNat.
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Okanagana canadensisObservador
mwalk600Descrição
Google Lens thinks this is a Dog Day Cicada. I think it's a Canadian Cicada. It was making a very loud noise like a cricket but consistent tone. Found it on the sidewalk.
