Is that more common than other species?

It tends to be one of the more common ones that we have here in Iowa, one that we really recognize.

Some of the others, it's almost just kind of that drone.

But I really like in the beginning, you kind of have that buildup, and then you get the sound waves, and then it kind of trails off, sometimes for quite long.

But yeah, they're fun to listen to.

That's a pretty common one.

And how are they making their sounds? So cicadas are different.

And they're also looking for females.

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which made a huge difference to my life because nobody wants that ingrained in their brains.

No, no.

So havening is, and that's something I recommend to so many people who've had, who've seen things that you cannot unsee and they come back on a regular basis because living with that and being too scared to go to sleep at night or close your eyes because of what is flashing back at you.

um nobody should have to live like that and that is seriously debilitating and um I so I knew my dad I knew my father was a pedophile and um so many people would ask me did he ever do anything to you and I couldn't say yes I couldn't say no I just couldn't go there And it was safer for everybody because I had to hold on to that, that he was arrested and charged and would be going to court.

And he told me I couldn't tell anybody.

And he, the first time, I was still living with him because my mum had left him for her boss, who she'd been having an affair with for quite a long time.

So what's your final A?

Is there anything we can do to help out pollinators during a heat wave like we've been experiencing?

Yes.

I put out water dishes for bees.

I mean, as you know, we're supposed to stay hydrated as animals.

They need to stay hydrated too.

And so you can easily put out just bee water dishes.

If you Google that, there's like a lot of like really cute ones.

What do pollinators need from us?