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Unknown insect Koktebel, Crimea

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Adideo, 30.07.2015 15:50

Good afternoon. Help me identify the insect from the photo I took in the Quiet Bay of P.Koktebel of the Republic of Crimea. These insects flew at high speed at an altitude of a bird's flight and one landed on the mountain where I was. I enclose the photo. Yesterday I noticed that on the entire coast of the Krma from the city of Feodosia-p.Koktebel-citySudak-P.New World absolutely everywhere locusts chirp loudly. But "it" doesn't look like locusts. Dimensions are at least 4 cm in length.

This post was edited by Adideo - 30.07.2015 15: 52

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30.07.2015 15:57, Bianor

song cicada

30.07.2015 16:12, Чегар

The cicada. Most likely, it chirps loudly.

30.07.2015 22:08, Adideo

Thank you for your reply! We'll know what we're up against. For the first time I see this insect in my Crimea))) Good day to all!!!

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