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	© Dr Lindsay Popple \| A Web Guide to the Cicadas of Australia [⊗]

Psaltoda harrisii
Yellowbelly

Conservation status: Least Concern

Males are quite noisy and with gather together to sing, however, unlike some other cicada species, they do not sing in unison.

Scientific Classification
Order: Family: Genus: Species:	Hemiptera Cicadidae Psaltoda harrisii

Yellowbellies have been found in Queensland and New South Wales and are very common in some areas.

For more information about this cicada and to hear its song, please go to Dr Lindsay Popple's website: A web guide to The cicadas of Australia – Yellowbelly - Psaltoda harrisii

References:

Popple, Dr L.W.; A web guide to The cicadas of Australia; Private correspondence, 2016.
Atlas of Living Australia – Psaltoda harrisii