[DOC] [TLE] Cricket (insect) - Wikipedia [PAR] Crickets of the family Gryllidae, are insects related to bush crickets, and, more 
distantly, ... The front wings are adapted as tough, leathery elytra (wing covers), 
and some crickets chirp by rubbing parts of these together. ... The largest 
members of the family are the bull crickets, Brachytrupes, which are up to 5 cm (2 
in) long. [DOC] [TLE] Biology of Insect Song | Songs of Insects [PAR] During sound production, crickets and katydids elevate their wings and then ... 
Video of a male Snowy Tree Cricket singing between two adjacent leaves. ... their 
wings taught or clapping their wings together over their bodies creating a .... 
These often sound similar to the calling song, but with obvious changes in the 
timing. [DOC] [TLE] CRICKETS AND TEMPERATURE (temperature) | Department of ... [PAR] 2. Strike a part of the body against a surface - deathwatch beetles tap their 
heads, ... How do insect detect or hear these sounds? Crickets, grasshoppers
, ... Male crickets and katydids chirp by rubbing their front wings together. 
Each... [DOC] [TLE] Things that go chirp in the night - CSMonitor.com [PAR] Sep 23, 2003 ... The front area of the wing cover has a scraper that rubs against the rough area of 
the other wing. ... Katydids also chirp by rubbing their wings together, but crickets 
normally ... making another, you put them in two different boxes based on their 
chirps. ... Insects aren't the only creatures you can hear at night. [DOC] [TLE] Entomology 101 - Orders of Hexapoda - Order Orthoptera ... [PAR] [front wings long and narrow, leathery; hind wings broad, folded like a fan under 
the ... Most orthopterans feed on various plants but many prey on other insects. ... 
Crickets usually rub the two forewings together to produce a chirp and some ... 
the Orthoptera, but these groups are now considered to be in orders of their own. [DOC] [TLE] Crickets [PAR] There are about 1000 different kinds of crickets! Crickets ... The cricket produces 
its chirp by rubbing the edges of its two front wings together. ... Like all insects 
crickets have six legs. ... These legs are used for crawling and for grasping food. [DOC] [TLE] Katydids join July summer symphony - Hannibal Courier - Post [PAR] Jul 11, 2016 ... Katydids are the insects that produce a distinct loud chirp, almost like singing 
katy-did-katy-didn't. These insects create the sound by rubbing their wings 
together. The sharp edge of the right front wing moves rapidly against a file-like 
ridge .... Hannibal (7-2, 6-0 NCMC), which entered the night ranked No. [DOC] [TLE] reading - Reed College [PAR] Celebrated in Story and Legend, These Accomplished Insects Are. Musicians ... 
produce their shrill music by rubbing their wings together; When the common 
eld .... II. we hw. Ta m. A wire cage holds the. Large sums have bred crickets for 
battles mg. Pre-ght .... Cricket Produces His Cbeery Chirp by Rubbing One Wing
. [DOC] [TLE] Crickets - BioKIDS - University of Michigan [PAR] Crickets are medium-sized to large insects. Like their ... Most male crickets chirp 
by rubbing their front wings together, their wings have special structures for this. [DOC] [TLE] Crickets - ESC-20 [PAR] The chirp of a cricket is an insect equivalent of a birdcall: its primary purpose is to 
... Only the male's call, and the sound are made by rubbing their wings together (
not the hind legs as sometimes thought). ... ears located on the side of their front 
legs. ... Meeting these two requirements is the real secret of raising crickets. [DOC] [TLE] What Cool Bugs Can You Find In Your Backyard? - Akita Pest Control [PAR] ... each hindwing. These butterflies are yellow and black with some red and blue 
spots on their wings. ... Crickets can make noise by rubbing their front wings 
together. Male crickets chirp to attract a female cricket to mate. There are ... 
Mantids feed upon insects, but larger species sometimes eat lizards

Question: These insects "chirp" by rubbing their 2 front wings together
Answer: Crickets