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Beringia

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15. Their chorus

Reply to SleeplessinSoCal (Reply #14)

Fri May 24, 2024, 04:01 PM

May 2024

I think they make their song in unison up in trees. You only see one here or there flying. They do it parked on the bark as you say, or maybe in the leaves high up on the trees.

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The Cicadas are coming! [View all] SleeplessinSoCal Apr 2024 OP

Do not take if you are allergic to Secada. NT mahatmakanejeeves Apr 2024 #1

John Secada CurtEastPoint Apr 2024 #2

Very funny. SleeplessinSoCal Apr 2024 #8

I post from a phone. I'm not surprised by imaginative spelling. mahatmakanejeeves Apr 2024 #10

I post from my phone as well. SleeplessinSoCal Apr 2024 #11

more than roughly 13 and 17 - its exactly 13 and 17 years. There is no doubt when the next hatching will be. Blues Heron Apr 2024 #3

it's the double emergence that makes it news worthy SleeplessinSoCal Apr 2024 #5

im commenting on the word roughly. Blues Heron Apr 2024 #6

I'm thinking horror movie now... SleeplessinSoCal Apr 2024 #7

i would love to see a new brood form, maybe a 7 year or something. Blues Heron Apr 2024 #9

Cicadas. ms liberty Apr 2024 #4

First the eclipse; now this. End times for sure. mahatmakanejeeves Apr 2024 #12

Here is a pic of one from Berwyn, Illinois today Beringia May 2024 #13

Wow! How do they sound? SleeplessinSoCal May 2024 #14

Their chorus Beringia May 2024 #15

I've heard them once in New Mexico about 40 years ago. SleeplessinSoCal May 2024 #16