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  • 1996: A Year of the Cicadas
    Describes the emergence of the Seventeen-Year Cicada on the Florham-Madison Campus of Fairleigh Dickinson University in the summer of 1996.
    alpha.fdu.edu/~boyer/Entomology_folder.html/1996_Year_of_the_Cicada.html
  • 2007 Cicada Mania! Brood XIII Cicada Emergence
    Profile of the Chicago area 17-year cicada species dubbed Brood XIII. Meet the species included in the brood: Magicicada spetendecim, Magicicada cassini, and Magicicada septendecula. From the Lake County Forest Preserves.
    www.lcfpd.org/cicadas
  • Australian Museum: Cicadas
    Fact sheet touching upon the flying insects' habits, singing, and lifecycle.
    www.amonline.net.au/factsheets/cicada.htm
  • Brood X 2004
    Offers an introduction to the Magicicada species as well as photos of their emergence in West Virginia.
    www.mechaworx.com/Cicada/broodx.asp
  • Chicago Cicadas
    Blog dedicated to covering news and local reports of the 2008 cicada emergence. Send in your own pictures of the Brood XIV emergence.
    www.chicagocicadas.com
  • Cicada Central
    Find photos, songs, and information about Australian, New Zealand, and North American cicadas.
    hydrodictyon.eeb.uconn.edu/projects/cicada/cc.php
  • Cicada in Chinese Folklore
    Looks at how the ancient Chinese regarded cicadas as symbols of rebirth or immortality.
    www.insects.org/ced3/cicada_chfolk.html
  • Cicada Mania [*]
    Contribute your own periodical cicada stories, information, and photos, and use the Cicada-O-Matic to help identify your adult cicada specimens. Includes many links, news stories, and answers to frequently asked questions.
    www.cicadamania.com
  • Cicada Mania Wedding Planner
    Dan of Cicada Mania tries to help people plan around these potential humming, shedding, crawling, red-eyed wedding crashers.
    www.cicadamania.com/wedding.html
  • Cicada-Palooza - Chicago Sun-Times
    Find a cicada FAQ, guide to the cicada's 17 year life cycle, and tips for protecting your trees.
    media1.suntimes.com/nixoncds/image/cicada.pdf_20070520_02_21_39_875.imageCo...
  • Cicadae in Japan
    Cicada species list, song audio files, and photos. Also in Japanese.
    homepage2.nifty.com/saisho/Zikade-e.html
  • Cicadamaniacs
    University of Maryland department of entomology faculty and student task force answers questions about the Brood X, the periodical cicadas that made their 17-year emergence in 2004.
    www.urhome.umd.edu/newsdesk/scitech/cicadas.cfm
  • Cicadas in Illinois
    Learn about the two types of cicadas commonly found in large numbers in Illinois: the annual cicadas and the periodical cicadas that emerge every 13 years in the southern half of Illinois and every 17 years in the northern half of the state.
    web.extension.uiuc.edu/cicadas/index.html
  • Cicadas of Arkansas
    Provides information about dog day and periodial cicadas as well as personal accounts of the Brood XXIII 2002 and Brood XIX 1998.
    www.angelfire.com/ar/urobbie/cicada.html
  • Cicadas of Michigan
    Pictures and recordings of calling songs for cicada species found in Michigan and in other U.S. states.
    insects.ummz.lsa.umich.edu/fauna/Michigan_Cicadas/Michigan/Index.html
  • Cicadas.info
    Acts as a repository for information regarding annual and periodical cicadas found in the Mid-Atlantic area of the U.S.
    www.cicadas.info
  • Cicado!
    Dedicated to the "cuddly" cicada insect. Find cicada sounds, games to play, recipes, and periodic cicada facts.
    www.cicado.com
  • Cincinnati.Com: Cicada Watch
    Providing information on the 2004 Brood X emergence. Answers FAQs about the 17-year cicadas regarding their life cycle, songs, and sex life.
    www.cincinnati.com/freetime/cicadas
  • DesertUSA: Cicadas
    Description, life cycle, and behavior of cicadas found throughout the Mojave, Great Basin, Chihuahuan, and Sonoran deserts.
    www.desertusa.com/mag98/july/papr/du_cicada.html
  • Distribution Map of Brood XIV Periodical Cicadas
    Interactive map with compiled reports of th 2008 Brood XIV periodical cicada emergences across the eastern United States.
    www.mechaworx.com/Cicada/maps/Brood_XIV_Reports.asp
  • Insect Opera
    Article reflecting upon the astounding and predictable event of the sudden and explosive emergence of the periodical cicadas.
    magazine.audubon.org/truenature/truenature0005.html
  • Kentucky Cicada Watch 2008
    Reporting on the 2008 Brood VIX periodical cicada emergence in Kentucky. From the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture.
    pest.ca.uky.edu/EXT/Cicada/kycicada.html
  • Kids' Cicada Hunt
    Designed for families with young children who find cicadas (nymphs, shed skins, or adults) and then search the Web to learn more about them.
    www.saltthesandbox.org/cicada_hunt
  • magicicada.org
    Learn about periodical cicadas; know for their unique long and prime-numbered life cycles (13 or 17 years), precisely timed mass emergences, and active choruses. Magicicada.org offers brood maps, pictures of different species, and a place to report your own periodical cicada sightings.
    magicicada.org/magicicada.php
  • Massachusetts Cicadas
    Dedicated to the study of cicadas of Massachusetts and New England. Find information about the Brood XIV Magicicadas 2008 emergence.
    www.mechaworx.com/Cicada/masscic1.asp
  • NPR: Roar of the Cicada
    May 2004 feature on the emergence of cicadas in the eastern United States. Includes audiio clips of cicada calls.
    www.npr.org/display_pages/features/feature_1905553.html
  • Periodical and "Dog-Day" Cicadas
    Fact sheet describing the types of cicadas that emerge annually or after 13 or 17 years below ground.
    ohioline.osu.edu/hyg-fact/2000/2137.html
  • Periodical Cicada (17-year)
    Species profile from the Chicago Botanic Garden that describes the mysterious life cycle of the 17 year cicada
    www.chicagobotanic.org/plantinfo/pest/cicada.php
  • Periodical Cicada Page
    Introduction to the periodical cicada, the flying, plant-feeding insects of the Order Homoptera that emerge from the earth every 13 to 17 years. From the University of Michigan Museum of Zoology.
    insects.ummz.lsa.umich.edu/fauna/michigan_cicadas/Periodical/Index.html
  • Periodical Cicadas
    Guide to cicada broods throughout Ohio. Also includes a number of photographs, general life cycle information, and cicada trivia.
    biology.clc.uc.edu/steincarter/cicadas.htm
  • Songs of Cicadas From Slovenia, Croatia and Macedonia
    Features sound files representing typical calling songs of nine species of cicadas from the region.
    www2.arnes.si/~ljprirodm3/cikade.html
  • Songs of European Singing Cicadas
    Learn how different cicada species can be identified by their song patterns.
    www.cicadasong.eu
  • Summer of Singing Cicadas
    Article on the colorfully names cicadas of Australia.
    www.abc.net.au/science/scribblygum/February2001
  • The Mount's Cicada Web Site
    Find facts and maps for the 2008 emergence of Brood XIV periodical cicadas. College of Mount St. Joseph offers information for the eastern Hamilton, Clermont, and Brown counties of Ohio where Brood XIV will be emerging.
    inside.msj.edu/academics/faculty/kritskg/cicada/Site/Cicada_home.html
  • Treetop Opera
    National Museum of Natural History exhibit dedicated to the Brood X, the 17-year cicadas emerging across the eastern U.S. in 2004.
    abbot.si.edu/highlight/cicadas/index.htm
 


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