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Leptophyes boscii

Species · 7 recordings · 2 specimens

Recordings

lab recording, 24°C, position-detection lamp, Racal with B&K 1/4" (tape no. R81-6)0:02
lab recording, 26°C, Kenwood KX880HX with AKG D202 (S-MES90, tape no. KW32:20.00-21.00; filter: microphone filter below 100 Hz)0:04
415:11 Leptophyes boscii (540a)6:13 · W. J. Reynolds
415:12 Leptophyes boscii (540b)2:52 · W. J. Reynolds
416:4 Leptophyes boscii(542a)4:50 · W. J. Reynolds
416:5 Leptophyes boscii(542b)0:53 · W. J. Reynolds
416:6 Leptophyes boscii(542c)2:01 · W. J. Reynolds

Specimens

Leptophyes boscii NHMUK BMNH(E) 010211277
Leptophyes boscii NHMUK BMNH(E) 010211278

Behaviour

Very simialr to [songs] of L. punctatissima and L. albovittata. In the calling songs of the only two males we have studied, the hemisyllables were repeated every 5-10 s, lasted about 20-27 ms and were composed of about 10-17 tooth impacts.

Source: Ragge, D. R.; Reynolds, W. J. (1998). The Songs of the Grasshoppers and Crickets of Western Europe. Harley Books.

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