Contains

Poecilimon (Poecilimon) jonicus jonicus	3
Poecilimon (Poecilimon) jonicus lobulatus	4
Poecilimon (Poecilimon) jonicus superbus	3
Poecilimon (Poecilimon) jonicus tessellatus	3

Recordings

568:50 Poecilimon jonicus lobulatus (677r25)	1:41 · Fer Willemse
Greece, Kastoria, above Eptahori; Lab recording; date recorded: 7/17/1986; temperature: 27°C; light: position-detection lamp; recorder: Racal; microphone: B&K 1/4" ohne Schutzgitter; tape no.: R86-4.	0:13
lab recording, 30°C, 29/7/2015 (Zoom-H4 digital recorder, sample rate 96 kHz)	0:30
Greece, Lefkada, environs of Lefkas; Lab recording; date recorded: 6/17/1980 at 8.30 h; temperature: 23°C; recorder: Uher4200IC; tape no.: U16/80r; shortened in middle.	0:15
field recording, 18°C, sunlight (Sony WM-D3 with Sony microphone, tape no. S2/1996A, highpass filter > 2 kHz)	0:08
lab recording, 16/8/1991, 23°C (Kenwood KX880HX with AKG D202, tape: S-MES90, tape no. KW45:34.30-38.30, microphone filter below 100 Hz)	0:19
Lab recording; date recorded: 7/29/1986; temperature: 25°C; recorder: Uher; tape no.: U1986-2r.	0:17
426:8 Proecilimon superbus (609r7)	1:49
567:11 Poecilimon jonicus jonicus (639r11)	0:37 · Fer Willemse
567:12 Poecilimon jonicus lobulatus (639r12)	2:50 · Fer Willemse
567:13 Poecilimon jonicus lobulatus (639r13)	0:34 · Fer Willemse
567:14 Poecilimon tessellatus (639r14)	1:14
567:15 Poecilimon tessellatus (639r15)	0:37

Literature

Strauß, J.; Lehmann, A. W.; Lehmann, Gerlind U.C. (2014). Sensory evolution of hearing in tettigoniids with differing communication systems. Journal of Evolutionary Biology, 27(1): 200 - 213.

Behaviour

The male calling song is very similar to that of P. ornatus: single 'tick'-like closing hemi-syllables repeated every 4-8 s, or occassionally more or less frequently than this. As in P. ornatus each hemisyllable lastas about 20 ms.

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