3 replies on “Tymbals of the cicada of Genus Dundubia, Bangkok, Thailand”
Dear Dr. David Emery,
Thank you very much for your appreciation and your advice. The cicada season in Thailand (particulary in Bangkok) nearly comes to the end (rather early for this year) because it started more early in this yearly cicada season.
Regards,
Santisuk Vibul.
Dear Santisuk,
Excellent photo and it would be useful if high-quality digital photos such as these can replace ink drawings in taxonomic papers (good illustrators are becoming an endangered species!). I caught several Dundubia vaginata from Ipoh in northern Malaysia during a recent confernce in late Feb- a 10 minute soaking in buffered formailn has held the delightful green colour. Good luck with your season which must be in full swing now.
David
I would like to add that there are 5 tymbal ribs for the cicada of this genus (see enlarged
image of the 3rd. photo)
3 replies on “Tymbals of the cicada of Genus Dundubia, Bangkok, Thailand”
Dear Dr. David Emery,
Thank you very much for your appreciation and your advice. The cicada season in Thailand (particulary in Bangkok) nearly comes to the end (rather early for this year) because it started more early in this yearly cicada season.
Regards,
Santisuk Vibul.
Dear Santisuk,
Excellent photo and it would be useful if high-quality digital photos such as these can replace ink drawings in taxonomic papers (good illustrators are becoming an endangered species!). I caught several Dundubia vaginata from Ipoh in northern Malaysia during a recent confernce in late Feb- a 10 minute soaking in buffered formailn has held the delightful green colour. Good luck with your season which must be in full swing now.
David
I would like to add that there are 5 tymbal ribs for the cicada of this genus (see enlarged
image of the 3rd. photo)