Cicada are common in Tennessee, where I am originally from, but I never expected to see these out here on the island.
Cicada are much better heard than seen. Yuck!
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Bug-eyed!
I was completely bug-eyed to see exuvia (shed skin) of cicada on my palm trees yesterday! Not just one or two, but dozens of them!
Cicada are common in Tennessee, where I am originally from, but I never expected to see these out here on the island.
Cicada are much better heard than seen. Yuck!
Cicada are common in Tennessee, where I am originally from, but I never expected to see these out here on the island.
Cicada are much better heard than seen. Yuck!
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Hi DJ,
we used to wear these as "jewelry" when I was a kid, that is until my older sisters (unknowlingly, they say even to this day)pinned a live one on me that started crawling and freaked me out. I do like still like cicadas, but then I have always been a lover of creepie crawlies.
cheers,
Wilma
in cincinnati every 17 years we get millions that hatch all at once.in 2004 i bought a harey with a windshild love that windshield. I call it my cicada modle harley
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