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Online it says periodic cicadas spend most of their lives as underground nymphs, emerging only after 13 or 17 years. That's a LONG time for a bug to exist.
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- Colleen Kinzie
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I googled it too Sandy
I put up a piece of plexiglass information of it so my chickens wouldn't eat it
Pretty cool to watch
I put up a piece of plexiglass information of it so my chickens wouldn't eat it
Pretty cool to watch
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- Home Grown Poultry
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yes they are cool insects eh! a little annoying at times but have an amazing life cycle. the first time I found one google didnt exsist like it does today. altavista was in and Google was out.... LOL BUT I have my grandfathers trusty old golden books and figured it out the old fashioned way. I had no idea we had bugs that big here but we do have a couple. ever seen the giant water bug?
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I love cicadas. To me, their song (they sing when it's hot or is going to be) means "time to go for the swimming pool!" LOL. Despite the hot weather so far this summer, I haven't seen or heard a single cicada, so I'm glad they're out there and not pulling a vanishing act this year. June bugs seem to have been in short supply, I know most people won't miss them or especially their grubs that eat grass roots, but I LIKE June bugs, they're wonderful free chicken food, and this year I saw a grand total of four little ones, and that was IT.
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Windwalkingwolf I agree with you, love cicadas, they say summer to me, also love Junebugs!!!
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Like to hear the June bugs banging on the screen in door to come in . Then bouncing off/on you when outside . Ugly but cute . Luck
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- Colleen Kinzie
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Is the giant water bug also that brown/grey colourthegawd wrote:QR_BBPOST yes they are cool insects eh! a little annoying at times but have an amazing life cycle. the first time I found one google didnt exsist like it does today. altavista was in and Google was out.... LOL BUT I have my grandfathers trusty old golden books and figured it out the old fashioned way. I had no idea we had bugs that big here but we do have a couple. ever seen the giant water bug?
We have something like that in our pond?
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