does the xenops come out during the day or night ?
919259
They are primarily out during the day. I believe they rely on sight to forage for food so the daylight would probably be quite helpful.
50131
Newts (the aquatic phase) begin to show up around mid-late february and stay out until about mid october.  The terrestrial phase (efts) begin to show up around may or june and stay out until about september.
185508
Sure, ask a question with no answer.;-) \nThere is currently no information available about the breeding behavior of this species according to University of Texas Austin.  Because it is a cave salamander it is likely that there is no actual breeding season for this species. In a cave environment most or all seasonal cues such as changes in day length, or temperature are absent. \n\nBelow is a description of what is known about the breeding behavior of the Texas Blind Salamander, which are closely related taxonomically, geographically, and in habitat to the Cascade Caverns Salamander. It seems to be the only info available for any of the cave salamanders in TX. It's probably fair to speculate that their breeding strategies are similar or even the same.\n\n\nLittle is known about the reproduction of Eurycea (Typhlomolge) rathbuni. The species is known to be acyclic with females maturing and reproducing throughout the year, unresponsive to seasonal cues. This breeding cycle is typical of many cave dwelling species (Lofts 1974). Breeding of this species has been observed in the laboratory. The females assumes an active role in stimulating the male to mate. Her behavior is characterized by rubbing her chin along the male's back. If this fails to stimulate the male then she may scratch at him or fan her tail at him. She may even resort to nipping at his sides if he further ignores her advances. The male will deposit a spermatophore on a rock or substrate and the female will then pick it up with her cloaca (Bechler 1988).
311363
They usually stay pretty still at night,, I assume they are hungry. Are you talking salt or fresh water? salt water usually feed on the first incoming tide of the day.
924649
I read once in a FATE magazine the ghosts generally  don't care much for noise, they will arrive when it is quiet.\nI have seen them during daylight hours or felt their presence.\nAnother theory is that they follow their "living" routine maybe your ghost is/was a night owl too.
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Night and day occur at the same time on opposite sides of a planet.
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normally bats are nocturnal,,,,normally there most of the activities are in night,,,,,,, but they do fly in day,,,,,,, only for migration becoz they cannot tolerate extreme cold temperature,,,,, they can migrate in day for better habitat
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i would say between 7 and 9 p.m.
979978
Day matches around 7 p.m. IST and day-night matches from around midnight.
1118535
ur lucky your going to see the omen! nothing special about this date i guess. same as any other day..however what was very strange, my friend told me that a little after midnight last night her dog began barking uncontrollably at something in the rooom..quite scary...
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my guess would be at night hence the name starfish
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Day: water <--- land\nNight: water ---> land
701456
Yes. The best time will be after midnight Friday night. You might have to head inland, possibly as far as the desert, or at least Mount Laguna, to get away from the low clouds. If it is clear, in town should be OK, if you aren't right downtown.
532339
all the time! Usually i see just the light reflectiong off their wings cause they move so fast! It's a good sign if you do see them. kinda lucky.
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i saw a swarm cross I 8 in Az in the middle of the night once ..... it was pretty amazing.. I lived in Vegas for a few years and never saw one tarantula in town... they are out in the desert but you dont have much to worry about....they are nocturnal and usually only come out at night and avoid ppl ... one year we can swarmed by crickets there
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It's before noon. No. But I'll share one with you. Here goes...\n\n\n=D
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Call newschannel 3, I bet they would look into it.  Royal Norman may even already have an answer.  I have not seen them, though I live very close to you.  I'll have to keep my eye on the SE sky.  Do they occur at a certain time, or various times?  Are they low to the horizon?