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Which as far as I’m concerned is magical. There’s only one type in the I don’t always stop and look at cows oh wait yes I do shirt so you should to go to store and get this UK, in the New Forest, but I’m yet to see them.It’s a variety of cicadas and each emerge in their own cycle every 17 years. We get them every year in Texas.We get them every year here too. But the big batches are different. They are EVERYWHERE. Oh man I am dreading this.They’re like, “How’d President Kerry do? Did he end the wars & start addressing climate change?”Recently I heard a farmer talking about native grasses that germinated this year – after 20 years of cropping and sheep, this winter was finally wet enough.I remember having Cicadas in the town where I went to college during my Junior year (in South Carolina).It sounded like the noise aliens make when the ship lands on TV. Lol.I love the sound of cicadas! One of the best parts of a hot, summer night is sitting outside listening to them. It’s not just three states. We had them in Illinois and in Kansas, and I know other states get them.That’s a nice nap you’re having. It would be a shame if someone were to.

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It’s been 17 years since I went to DC and saw these everywhere. It was awesome! so do other thingsJust as long as people don’t mistake the I don’t always stop and look at cows oh wait yes I do shirt so you should to go to store and get this amazing Cicada Killer wasp for the “Murder Hornet”. Listen up, people. If you can hear the cicadas and you also see a hornet big enough that it looks like it can sting you all the way to your heart, it’s the harmless and super awesome Cicada Killer. Take some time to watch it work. It’s mesmerizing. They will never harm you. I mean what else can happen in 2020? Had em in Virginia/DC in the 60s. Freaky. One day nothing. Next day the neighborhood is overwhelmed with them. They are very docile though. They lasted a few weeks then were all gone. I assume they breed, lay eggs and die and then wait 17 years. I wonder if anything eats them? yes, they are a major food resource for birds, squirrels and rodents when they emerge!they have natural enemies, but the way they live protects them. Usually as populations grow, so do the populations of their enemies.