A pair of Carineta diardi from the collection of Richard Newfrock. From Argentina.
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A pair of Neotibicen pruinosus aka Scissor Grinder from the collection of Richard Newfrock.
Three photos of Okanagana canadensis the Canadian Cicada from the collection of Richard Newfrock.
A pair of Zammara smaragdina from the collection of Richard Newfrock.
Magicicada photos from Matt Berger from 2008. This could be Brood XIV (14) or a straggler from Brood X (10). The greater Cincinnati area has Brood X, XIV and XXII.
Osamu Hikino’s Magicicada Photos. I forgot how old these are. 1990’s maybe. Every cicada photo is important to me.
A Magicicada nymph:
A Pair of M. septendecim:
A Pair of M. cassini:
More photos:
These are Neotibicen photos from Les Daniels, author of the cicada book: The Season of the Cicadas. They are from the mid-2000s (maybe earlier). This is part 3.
I’ll leave them unidentified in case you want to guess at their identity in the comments. 🙂
Teneral Cicada #41
Teneral Cicada #42
Teneral Cicada #43
Adult Cicada #44
2 Cicadas #45
Adult Cicada #46
2 Cicadas #47
Adult Cicada #48
2 Cicadas #49
Adult Cicada #50
Adult Cicada #51
Adult Cicada #52
Adult Cicada #53
Adult Cicada #54
Adult Cicada #55
Adult Cicada #56
Adult Cicada #57
Teneral Cicada #58
Teneral Cicada #59
Teneral Cicada #60
These are Neotibicen photos from Les Daniels, author of the cicada book: The Season of the Cicadas. They are from the mid-2000s (maybe earlier). This is “Part 2”.
I’ll leave them unidentified in case you want to guess at their identity in the comments. 🙂
Molting Cicada #21
Molting Cicada #22
Molting Cicada #23
Molting Cicada #24
Molting Cicada #25
Molting Cicada #26
Molting Cicada #27
Molting Cicada #28
Molting Cicada #29
Molting Cicada #30
Molting Cicada #31
Molting Cicada #32
Molting Cicada #33
Molting Cicada #34
Molting Cicada #35
Molting Cicada #36
Adult Cicada #37
Adult Cicada #38
Adult Cicada #39
Adult Cicada #40
These are Neotibicen photos from Les Daniels, author of the cicada book: The Season of the Cicadas. They are from the mid-2000s (maybe earlier).
I’ll leave them unidentified in case you want to guess at their identity in the comments. 🙂
Cicada #1
Cicada #2
Cicada #3
Cicada #4
Molting Cicada #5
Molting Cicada #6
Teneral Cicada #7
Molting Cicada #8
Molting Cicada #9
Exuvia #10
Exuvia #11
Molting Cicada #12
Cicada #13
Nymph #14
Nymph #15
Nymph #16
Nymph #17
Molting Cicada #18
Molting Cicada #19
Nymph #20
Here are some photos from the Cicada Mania! Festival at the Lake County Forest Preserves at Ryerson Woods back in 2008 for the Brood XIII Magicicada emergence.
Skip to Part 1, Part 2, or Part 3.
Magicicada cicadas. Most, if now all are Magicicada septendecim:
Updating Magicicada back at my hotel room (giant Alien Ware laptop):
