Cicada ManiaMagicicada periodical cicada Broods.
Brood XXIII Magicicada photos from 2015 by me (Dan Mozgai).
In 2015 I took an 8 state road trip to see as much of the brood as possible.
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Cicada holes in Mississippi
Cicada skins on Touch of Nature sign in Illinois:
Cicada exuvia at Indiana rest stop:
Teneral Magicicada:
Male Magicicada tredecim:
Male Female and Male Magicicada tredecim:
Teneral female Magiciada tredecim in Kentucky:
Magicicada exuvia in Mississippi:
Brood XXIII Magicicada photos from 2015 by me (Dan Mozgai).
In 2015 I took an 8 state road trip to see as much of the brood as possible.
Skip to Part 2.
Male Magicicada tredecim in Mississippi:
Maybe a Magicicada neotredecim in Illinois:
Cicada exuvia in Giant City in Illinois:
Cicada chimneys found by Sam Orr in Illinois:
Magicicada in Kentucky:
Hieroglyphic cicada illustration in Jackson Museum:
Teneral female Magicicada tredecim:
Cicada exuvia on Touch of Nature sign in Illinois:
This is a series of Magicicada photos from the 2018 Brood VII (Onondaga Brood) from Onondaga county New York. Read more about Brood VII.
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These are photos of a Brood V Magicicada straggler from 2015 taken in West Virginia taken by Matt Berger (Instagram). This Magicicada septendecim emerged one year early.
The original photos are BIG; click/tap the images to see the large versions.
Brood XIV (14) Magicicada emerged in the greater Cincinnati area in 2008. Roy Troutman took many photos, and I’ll feature them in a series of galleries.
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Samuel Orr filing in Roy’s parent’s backyard:
Gene Kritsky putting thermometer in the ground:
Gene Kritsky making a hole for a cicada thermometer:
Cicada thermometer flag:
Magicicada with blue and red eyes. Photo by Roy Troutman. Brood XIV:
Magicicada with blue and red eyes. Photo by Roy Troutman. Brood XIV:
Magicicada with blue and red eyes. Photo by Roy Troutman. Brood XIV:
Brood XIV (14) Magicicada emerged in the greater Cincinnati area in 2008. Roy Troutman took many photos, and I’ll feature them in a series of galleries.
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Molting Magicicada:
Magicicada nymph:
Filming Magicicada:
Magicicada with unusual eye colors:
Filming Magicicada:
Magicicada with unusual eye colors:
Gene Kritsky:
Gene’s Cicada Thermometer:
Molting Magicicada:
Adult Magicicada:
Brood XIV (14) Magicicada emerged in the greater Cincinnati area in 2008. Roy Troutman took many photos, and I’ll feature them in a series of galleries.
Skip to Part 1, Part 3 or Part 4.
Teneral Magicicada:
Magicicada exuvia:
Molted cicada:
Adult Magicicada:
Adult Magicicada:
Exuvia (shell, skin):
Adult Magicicada:
Cicada nymph:
Magicicada with Massospora fungus:
Filming Magicicada:
Brood XIV (14) Magicicada emerged in the greater Cincinnati area in 2008. Roy Troutman took many photos, and I’ll feature them in a series of galleries.
Skip to Part 2, Part 3 or Part 4.
Roy’s Cicada Mania web cam!!
Molting Cicadas on a Tree:
Magicicada with white eyes:
Molting Magicicada:
Magicicada with white eyes:
Molting magicicada:
Molting magicicada:
Molting magicicada:
Magicicada with Massospora infection:
Cicada researcher Gene Kritsky:
Samuel Orr filing in Roy’s parent’s backyard:
