Teleogryllus mitratus

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Teleogryllus mitratus24-07-2025Gangani-Meherpur, Bangladesh

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Today I am here with a wonderful insect photography. I hope you will like this wonderful photography of mine a lot. Today I am going to share with you the image of a cricket. As the summer evening falls or during the deep silent night, the call of crickets reaches our ears. There is a strange melody in their call, which breaks the silence and brings a kind of rhythm to the environment. Although it can be heard from a distance, when you get closer, you can understand that they sit on tree branches, leaves or holes in the ground and make their voices. Although crickets are small in size, their lifestyle is very mysterious. They are mainly nocturnal animals, hide during the day, and become active only at night. The main purpose of their call is to attract a partner. Male crickets create a melody by rubbing their wings in a special way, which sounds like a unique musical instrument in nature. And I like this melodious song very much. Their call is monotonous, but when you listen deeply, it seems as if nature is performing a classical music. On dark nights in the village, when silence descends all around, the call of crickets thrills the mind. Especially during the rainy season or in the last hours of summer, their call becomes louder. Children run to catch these insects during their play. I like to listen to the sounds of all these insects especially on Josna nights. I have noticed that crickets sing much more than other insects.


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PhotographTeleogryllus mitratus
LocationGangani-Meherpur,Bangladesh
Photographernazmakhatun@nazmakhatun


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