Subject: | Re: lack of insect singing in upper midwest of US |
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From: | "Curt Olson" flipov411 |
Date: | Sat Jul 19, 2014 8:49 am ((PDT)) |
We just got back from a couple days in St. Louis County, MN, north of Dulut= h. We heard some those grasshoppers that make a loud crackling sound when t= hey fly (sorry folks, I don't know their name). Plenty of fireflies... and = biting flies... and mosquitoes, of course! It all seemed pretty normal for = mid-July in northern MN. I expect the racket should be increasing a lot ove= r the next couple weeks. Curt Olson MinnesotaSoundscapes.com Rob D. wrote: > > Have others in the upper midwest US noticed almost no insect singing this= summer? > We had a very cold winter, a very slow fade-in spring and as yet no stret= ches of really warm days/nights. > Could populations just be really low? I've seen only a few small crickets= and small grasshoppers. > > Its very eerie to have the windows open at night in mid July and hear not= hing except a single cricket chirp for 2-4 seconds and maybe again in 15 mi= nutes,.. > > Thanks > Rob D. |
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