Behaviour:
Tinkham (1944) confused this species with N. ovata and his remarks for that species apply here. He described the song of this species as "a strong zip-zip broken by a pause of several seconds and quite distinct from the zic-zic-zic of segnis" (here considered N. o. gigantea). Tinkham also stated the call could be heard for a distance of about 100 feet.[1]
参照
- . Revisionary Studies in the Nearctic Decticinae. San francisco, USA: The Pacific Coast Entomological Society; 1968.
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