Cicadatra icari
Cicadatra icari, commonly known as Icarus cicada, is a species of cicada found in Greece, specifically on the islands of Ikaria and Samos.
Etymology
The species name "icari" comes from Icarus.Size
Measurements taken from apex of crown to tegmina tips in resting position:- Body length: Male: 29–31 mm ; Female: 29 mm
- Forewing:
- * Length: Male: 24–25 mm ; Female: 24 mm
- * Width: Male: 10–11 mm ; Female: 11 mm
- Head width: Male: 6–7 mm ; Female: 7 mm
- Mesonotum width: Male: 7–8 mm ; Female: 24 mm
Distribution
Cicadatra icari is endemic to Greece, specifically on the islands of Ikaria and Samos.Acoustic behaviour
- Frequency range: 5–17 kHz
- Primary peak: Maximum energy at 9.4 kHz
- Secondary peak: Significant energy concentration near 7 kHz