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Ok I give up as well, why is it called the 'Common'
Bush Cricket in parts of Europe?
Vic
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Sent: Friday, August 18, 2006 12:35
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Subject: Re: [Adastra] Phaneroptera
falcata at Hastings CP
There may be some very clever
entomologically, taxonomically intriguing reason why it is called sickle
bearing but I assumed it was because its final abdominal
segment was curved like a sickle.
But assumption can be a dangerous
thing...any more academic reasons very welcome!!
Cheers
Henri
Hi all-
I'll give in & ask the question thats bothering me,
in the hope that someone has the (probably simple) answer, so that I can get
the animal fixed in my mind... why 'sickle?' which bit of the animal
does it refer to?
many thanks-
Lin.
On 8/17/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi everyone,
Here are
some interesting comments from John Paul, our County Otrthoptera Recorder on
the Phaneroptera falcata at Hastings including tips on where to look for
more.
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