What are the scenery in summer?

Frogs, bayberries, crickets, cicadas, sunflowers, etc.

1. Frogs

Frogs often live in rivers, ponds, rice fields, etc. They mainly move in the grass near the water, and sometimes they can also lurk in the water. Most of them are active at night and feed on insects as their main food. They also eat some snails, snails, shrimps, small fish, etc. Most of the insects they eat are agricultural pests.

2. Bayberry

Bayberry has luxuriant branches, round crown, and abundant red fruits in early summer. It is very cute and is an excellent tree species produced in combination with landscaping. It is suitable for solitary planting, cluster planting in lawns, courtyards, or row planting on the roadside; it is also ideal if dense planting is used to separate spaces or provide shelter.

3. Crickets

start chirping in August in the summer. They chirp most happily in the wild at 20 degrees Celsius, and stop chirping in late October when the weather turns cold. When a male insect meets a female, its chirping sound can change into: "chirp, chirp, chirp," and when mating, it makes a trembling "chirp..." sound.

Extended information:

In the summer of the northern hemisphere, all kinds of creatures have returned to life, and most of them have begun vigorous life activities. Many organisms reproduce in summer, and various animals choose summer to mate and give birth; plants compete to bloom and bear fruit.

In summer, fighting guides, everything flourishes here. Summer is the season when yin and yang compete with each other, with yang moving above and yin forcing below. Yang Qi is strong in summer, especially in midsummer. The pure Yang Qi in the midsummer noon month is the fear of Yin evil.

Summer is divided into three stages: Mengxia, Midsummer and Jixia. According to the Gregorian calendar, Mengxia is probably in May, midsummer is in June, and Jixia is in July. Because the direct point of the sun is at the Tropic of Cancer on the day of the summer solstice, the summer solstice always falls on June 21 or 22 in the Gregorian calendar.

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