I like to think of natural silence as the canvas upon which other sounds are painted. (Dr. Timothy C Mullet)
Insects
Reading Time: 2 minutes- Some aquatic insects that produce sound emissions by rubbing body parts.
Recorded using an hydrophone
HTI 94-SSQ
Underwater recording of Micronecta scholtzi
Registrazione ottenuta utilizzando un idrofono HTI 94-SSQ
Recorded using a hydrophone
HTI 94-SSQ
Underwater recording of Corixa punctata
2. Cicadas
At least six species of cicada, recorded on 6 June 2018 in the Valle del Sillaro on the Bolognese Apennines.
Olympus ls5 to a sample rate of 96_KHZ. EM172+EM184 HiSound TwinMONO.
Oligoglena tibialis
Tibicina steveni
Tettigetta pygmaea
Tettigettalna argentata
Cicada Orni
Lyristes plebejus
3. Pholidoptera aptera, Pholidoptera griseoaptera and lot of flies!
Yesterday morning I was looking for some call or song of migratory birds that in this season migrate through our latitudes, when I was attracted, in audio headphones, by the buzz of an insect, a particularly “annoying” buzz. I directed my Sennheiser ME66 half … Leggi tuttoHoverfly “warm-up”!
5. Fist reports for northern Italy
6. Field Cricket Vs. two-spotted cricket
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