CRN: Sound expert Lang Elliot explains The Songs of Insects

13 May 2007 | By Coy Barefoot in Authors, Charlottesville--Right Now, WINA

Nature sound expert Lang Elliot joins Coy Barefoot to describe The Songs of Insects on WINA’s Charlottesville–Right Now. This book, co-written by Wil Hershberger explains what katydids, crickets and seventy-five other kinds of bugs mean when they chirp, and includes a companion CD.

 
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  1. This is one of my favorite episodes we’ve ever had of Coy’s show. I listened to it as I drove to pick up my daughter from day care. Lang Elliot describes in good detail all that’s entailed in the night orchestra of insects.

     

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