Data Sheet for 2012 Cricket Crawl           
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Date:		Friday, August 24th; rain date is Sat the 25th if posted on < www.discoverlife.org/cricket/DC  >	
Start Time:		Anytime after 7:45 p.m (when the temperature is above 60 degrees F).  	
Location:		street address with city + zip OR intersection of streets (or some idea about how far down a particular road you are)	
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species heard	code	for	song	
	FC	Field Cricket	The classic cricket chirper	
	JC	Japanese Burrowing Cricket	Similar to the Field Cricket but twice as fast	
	JBC	Jumping Bush Cricket	Single, regularly spaced, bright, short trill or PEEP calls from shrubs	
	GA	Greater Anglewing	High pitched TICS that RAPIDLY SPEED UP, coming from the tops of trees	
	LA	Lesser Anglewing	DISTINCT PATTERN OF 2-3 SHUSHS WITH LONG PAUSES IN BETWEEN	
	OWK	Oblong-winged Katydid	TWO-PART CALL — ZZZZZ-TIC — GIVEN EVERY FEW SECONDS from shrubs, usually in wooded areas	
	FTK	Fork-tailed Katydid	a SINGLE LOUD TIC, well-spaced-out, usually given from short trees	
	CTK	Common True Katydid	CONTINUOUS SERIES OF SHUSHES, often in groups of 2’s and 3’s, always from the tops of trees	
	none	This is very important to report, as well	
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