At 11:57 AM 9/6/2002, Wil Hershberger wrote:
>Doug,
> From the spectrogram it appears that the sounds produced are broad band.
>This would lead me to a meadow katydid of some kind. The short-winged
>meadow katydids in the subfamily Conocephalinae, genus Conocephalus, can
>produce some amazingly high pitched calls. You'll have to hunt him
>down, capture him and post some photos. The following site is the best
>there is to try to ID him once you have him captive.
>A tree cricket would have a much more pure-toned song.
Thanks Wil! Might I assume that I'm looking for a very small Katydid?
Doug
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Digitally Recorded Birds Sounds at:
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Clarkdale, Central Arizona, USA
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