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When we were kids my aunts and I used to rub them across our face and pretend we were shaving with an electric razor because of the buzzing sound they made.

I have not heard the sound of cicadas in many years. I lived in Texas most of the time when I was knee high to a grasshopper and yes, we called them locusts instead of cicadas.

I think they are locust but they like warm humid nights! They sound so cool! Love to hear them but don't like to meet them!

Katy-dids. I'm in Texas where they sound on HOT summer nights which is all the time. I hear them and think of hot, dusty, caliche roads....

country bumpkin

I thought a katydid is one of these. They don't make a lot of noise as far as I know. Here is a picture of a katydid below.

I was a big fan of the Code link 11.59 Tourbillon Openworked for link Only Watch 2019, which sold for one million Swiss francs, and it's nice to see some of the aesthetic codes (pun very much intended) of the movement in that watch carry link over to today's release.

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