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Quiet Coqui. - Wao nahele kane - 01-09-2015
It's 73 deg F. now at 12:26 am in Waa Waa. No, it isn't cold enough to shut them the hell up but they've been pretty much silent the past several nights with the same temps. Maybe 1% previous vocal activity if that. What's up? Was there a massive die off? All I hear now is coqui or two once in a while typically far away, the crickets, bats, etc. It's not typical.
RE: Quiet Coqui. - Mimosa - 01-09-2015
To dry is why,plus they need to unthaw.
Yes nice not to hear them for a few weeks outa the year,OSHA rules n regs you know,they must take paid vacation .Union rules plus sick leave.
A soon as rain again in march and more warm,den get plenty again.
RE: Quiet Coqui. - Wao nahele kane - 01-09-2015
It has been dryer than typical after a cold spell, yep maybe that's it. It's the first time in the past 5 years this has occurred here. They used to only shut up on cold nights, nice to know a dry spell after a cold spell will keep them shut up for an extended period of time.
From my understanding they've only been ransacking this area the past 10 years.
I miss the silence I had living in Naalehu and South Kona that way.
RE: Quiet Coqui. - lavalava - 01-09-2015
We just need a nice frost...
RE: Quiet Coqui. - Wao nahele kane - 01-09-2015
I'd be in for that Lavalava if it didn't kill most the vegetation in the region too.
RE: Quiet Coqui. - Lee M-S - 01-12-2015
I notice fewer mosquitoes and fruit flies as well.
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