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flyaway > Cicadas busting out all over! These were near my home, between the house and the lake. 5-16-04
flyaway > Brood X is gone, but their legacy is still visible. Each female makes a slit near the tip of a twig to deposit her eggs; it kills the tip of the twig, but it's not at all harmful to mature trees (in fact, the pruning is beneficial). The brown-tipped trees will be with us for the rest of the season, until the leaves fall in autumn. Then the cicadas will be nothing but a memory until they come again in 2021.
flyaway > This evergreen is festooned with cicadas. 6-4-04
flyaway > The low vegetation is crawling with them! 6-4-04
flyaway > There are still lots of cicadas in the park! This sign is nowhere near the crowded holes in the previous photo. 6-4-04
flyaway > Another dense cluster of cicada holes. We found these next to the edge of a bike path in a nearby park. 6-4-04
flyaway > "Ci-ca-das keep Falling on my head...." 6-2-04
flyaway > "I'm gonna wash That cicada Right out o' my hair...." 6-2-04
flyaway > "Cicada On my shoulder Makes me happy...." 6-2-04
Cicadas busting out all over! These were near my home, between the house and the lake.

5-16-04
flyaway > Cicadas busting out all over! These were near my home, between the house and the lake. 5-16-04
Cicadas busting out all over! These were near my home, between the house and the lake.

5-16-04
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