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According to that video they only come out when the ground temperature is 64f. Isn't this spring a cold one, why didn't they come out last year? Do they come out in 17 year cycles?
I wish my teachers would stop giving me colossal amounts of homework. Its not helping me I can't get all my revision done because of their crappy homework. And my first exam is under a month away.
Wow that was a massive heat wave then. oh! Was that when there were news reports that some of the elderly were collapsing in the heat that year?
No, that was the summers of 2003 & 2006, with temperatures reaching up to 10C warmer than that. Spring 2011 was the warmest & driest on record in the UK, with 28C being recorded at Wisley, Surrey, which was the warmest April temperature since 1949...
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Oh right those. We dont have those its only hot countries that have them. I hear them in Spain and ive always wondered what they are. Really annoying.
Well we do have those in the UK, the New Forest Cicada, which is found in Hampshire...
Cicada's are actually found on every continent except Antarctica & in climates from temperate to tropical, so not only in hot countries...
Interesting videos on the different cicada sounds, can't find a video example for here or even other areas of Australia but it sounds very different here.
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