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1. Used to point out or emphasise silence. (Well, not precisely silence, since chirping crickets make sound. But you get it.) The idea is that you can only hear crickets when there are no other sounds, such as conversation or laughter. Often used to denote the awkward pause after a bad joke.

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2. Chapter 2: What Dreams May Come Ancillaries were far better at the whole research/info side of the fight than hunters- and really Simon was probably the best he’s ever worked with, but he’d ultimately decided against it. making him startle at the slightest breeze through the trees or cricket chirp, the thump of his own heartbeat in.

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3. Dec 03,  · We’ve encountered a variety of “cricket chirp thermometer formulas” over the years. One specifies counting the chirps over a second interval, then adding 38 to that number to achieve the.

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4. Chirping and Cricket Motives. Beyond the weather and temperatures, crickets' intentions also greatly affect their chirping. If a male cricket feels nervous by another male encroaching on his individual turf, he might just chirp as a means of driving the pesky intruder away. Cricket chirping is commonly done to lure female crickets in for mating.

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5. The chirping "songs" of crickets are produced by the rubbing of two unique organs located on the front wings of male crickets. These are called the "file" and the "scraper". Sexually mature males "sing" to attract females which can "hear" the males through an ear like pit that is .

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6. Tachycines asynamorous, the camel cricket, looks more like a cross between a spider and grasshopper than the common house cricket. This insect doesn't have wings, so it doesn't chirp like conventional crickets. House spider crickets make no sound at all. Brown and humpbacked, these insects sport long hind legs like field crickets, but their.

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7. If you are a male cricket, there are a few strategies that could up your odds of finding a mate: 1) Call and let the females come to you; of course, this strategy is impossible if you were born without the ability to chirp and could get you eaten alive if your environment is infested with O. ochracea! 2) Poach a mate by hanging out near a.

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8. The chirping of crickets in the yard: It’s a familiar hallmark of summer, and for plenty of homeowners it’s a pleasant background noise that lends a sultry, evocative ambience to .

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