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Re: cricket shivers

Subject: Re: cricket shivers
From: Lang Elliott <>
Date: Thu, 19 Aug 2004 19:32:16 -0400
Go here for a slowed-down and pitch-lowered example of the Snowy Tree
Cricket's song:

http://www.natuersound.com/mp3/snowy.mp3

You can hear that there are three groups of notes. The first group is
composed of two notes, and the second and third groups are composed of three
notes each, for a total of seven notes. This is the typical chirp (or
"drumbeat" when slowed down) of the Snowy Tree Cricket. Humans can only hear
the complete pattern when a cricket is very cold indeed.

Lang 


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