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On Thu, 26 Aug 2010 17:11:44 -0400, "3Putt in Coastal SC"
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We used to stick the dried up ones to our noses as kids. What fun we
had in ole Virginia.
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Did the same thing......I thought there was some relation to when they
start singing and x number of weeks to fall. But a Google search says
you can determine the outside temperature by how long they sing.
Never figured that out.

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We used to stick the dried up ones to our noses as kids. What fun we
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So that's what they look like! Thanks for that.
I tried to find one all week when I was in Egypt.

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Are you sure you are not thinking of the Scarab?
Seems to be what all the tourists there were buying as charms for
their bracelets.

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So that's what they look like! Thanks for that.
I tried to find one all week when I was in Egypt.

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Are you sure you are not thinking of the Scarab?
Seems to be what all the tourists there were buying as charms for
their bracelets.


I could hear cicadas and wanted to see one!

I don't think dung beetles are particularly noisy - maybe the odd grunt
as they push the sun over the horizon but mostly if you can't see them
you don't know they're around!

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