Cicada Mania

Dedicated to cicadas, the most amazing insects in the world.

Photos & Illustrations of cicadas.

June 11, 2007

Cicadas Mating

Filed under: Brood XIII | Magicicada | Mating | Photos & Illustrations — Dan @ 9:23 am

A photo of cicadas mating by Christina T.

Cicada Mating

June 9, 2007

Peek-a-boo cicada

Filed under: Brood XIII | Magicicada | Photos & Illustrations — Tags: — Dan @ 9:56 pm

Magicicadas

Another cicada photo from the Ryerson Woods.

September 22, 2006

La cigale déploie ses ailes

Filed under: France | Photos & Illustrations — Dan @ 2:07 pm

Did I post this already?

Here’s a wonderful series of cicada photos from Pierre Guilhaumon titled La cigale déploie ses ailes.

October 11, 2005

Three new galleries and 23 new cicada photographs

Filed under: Photos & Illustrations — Dan @ 9:12 pm

Gina's cicada

We have three new galleries:

NEW! Gina Scarborough’s Florida Cicada. 18 great pictures of a pink cicada. We need help identifying this cicada, so let us know if you have a clue what it is.

NEW! Giant pictures of Bill Lesar’s Tibicen dorsatus. You’ve seen this cicada in an earlier post — now you can see huge versions of Bill’s photographs.

NEW! Andrea’s 2005 Cicada Nymph Exoskeleton Gallery. Three big pictures of discarded exoskeletons.

May 27, 2004

Cicada News 5/27/2004

Filed under: Brood X | Magicicada | News | Periodical | Photos & Illustrations — Dan @ 6:18 pm

Photos: The Great Washington, D.C. Cicada Invasion from John M. Esparolini.

Photos: Invasion of Cicadas & Friends: May 27th, 2004 – McLean, VA, from Norman Bercasio.

Photos: Brood X in Southern Indiana , from Janee.

These lovable (though somewhat creepy) creatures come out every 17 years, digging their way out from underground. In their 17th summer, they fly around, rather clumsily, mate, lay their eggs, and then die. Their above-ground show lasts about 6 weeks.

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