Cicada ManiaHere 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.
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The Cicada Mobile:
A metal cicada sculpture:
Cicada specimen displays:
A display demonstrating the lifecycle of periodical cicadas:
Periodical cicada Brood XXI is extinct. It was a small brood of Magicicada with a 13-year lifecycle. It was last seen/heard in 1870. Visit Cicadas @ UCONN (formerly Magicicada.org) for more information.
Map from Marlatt, C.L.. 1907. The periodical cicada. Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Entomology:
White-eyed cicada found by Chris Lowry in Nashville, TN. Brood XIX. 2011.
White-eyed cicada from Paul Stuve found in Columbia, MO. Brood XIX. 2011.
White-Eyed Magicicada found by Phyllis Rice of Poplar Bluff, MO. Brood XIX. 2011.
White-Eyed Magicicada found by Jane and Evan Skinner of Troy, MO. Brood XIX. 2011.
White Eyed cicada found by Melissa Ham in Nashville TN. Brood XIX. 2011.
White-eyed cicada from Serena Cochrane of Gerald, MO. Brood XIX. 2011.
White-eyed Magicicada from Meagan Lang of Nashville, TN. Brood XIX. 2011.
White eyed Magicicada from Joey Simmons of Nashville, TN. Brood XIX. 2011.
