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easmedsDescripción
Another stumper. I had thought O. formosa but now I'm really not sure. I'm guessing the white eyes are due to a fungal infection.
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bobniemanDescripción
Tentative. Sand dune habitat with Quercus havardii and Artemisia filifolia (3rd picture shows habitat). Cicada would sing from a plant, stop, fly someplace else and sing again. There was more than one in the area, but they didn't sing often. Unfortunately no more pictures and not a lot more recording.
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Género OkanaganaObserv.
beartrackerDescripción
Cicads founf floating in the river and moved to dry land.
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Género OkanaganaObserv.
birdernaturalistDescripción
Sound file 200808_0893, 91.0 clicks per second, peak 9122 Hz
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birdernaturalistDescripción
Sound file 200804_0876. 125 pulses/second. Length: 21 mm.
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Género OkanaganaObserv.
alice_abelaDescripción
Cicada from Santa Barbara County, California. The song of this male consisted of a low pitched harsh buzz.
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alice_abelaDescripción
Cicada from Santa Barbara County, California. The song of this male consisted of a high pitched continuous buzz.
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Género OkanaganaObserv.
alice_abelaDescripción
Santa Barbara County, California
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Género OkanaganaObserv.
alice_abelaDescripción
Santa Barbara County, California
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easmedsDescripción
Okanagana arctostaphylae was first described in 1915 and has not been collected since. These are the first photos ever taken of it in its natural habitat, and the second photos ever of a live individual.
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Género OkanaganaObserv.
carolblaneyDescripción
In the southern San Bernardino Mountains
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kevinsallsDescripción
Specimen actually collected on June 17 of 2017, not 2020. Given the cyclical nature of some cicada species reproduction, that may be key for identification.
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Género OkanaganaObserv.
birdernaturalistDescripción
Not seen. About 30 m away, 20 m high in redcedar. 85°F. https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/50620003 collected at same location a day earlier.
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ctheprezDescripción
This Cicada appears to have freshly emerged from its nymphal shell.
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Género OkanaganaObserv.
easmedsDescripción
Calling from low in the grass of an open meadow. This individual was almost entirely pale -- a nice demonstration of the color variability in this species.
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easmedsDescripción
Calling from dead manzanita. The first recording is of the normal song, the second was after I had stepped closer and the cicada became more nervous and less willing to call.
