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Date: 2024-05-16 09:44 am (UTC)Mine haven't started singing yet.
>> The farmers in the Midwest must be very concerned. <<
Cicadas don't eat plants as adults. The most they do is kill a few twigs laying eggs. The nymphs don't cause problems underground either.
>>I hadn't thought before about what a heyday it will be for birds, if they eat them. What an experience. I have never lived around them.<<
The ground is sprinkled with discarded wings, shining gold in the sun. Birds pick off the wings when eating cicadas.
>>South of us they have Mormon Crickets here in Idaho but I dunno if they make a noise, I think just a huge mess on the roads.<<
That doesn't sound fun.