Subject: | Those 17-year Cicadas |
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From: | "Ray Mansell" BCTess |
Date: | Sat Jun 1, 2013 12:04 pm ((PDT)) |
Here in New York's Hudson Valley, we're at the peak of the Brood II Cicada emergence. This happens once every 17 years, so I felt compelled to record the event - I likely won't be able to the next time! I just posted a short recording at http://soundcloud.com/llesnam-yar/17-year-cicadas, and will likely be posting more in the coming days. This particular recording was made at around noon today, 1st June 2013, at this location: http://goo.gl/maps/q8wx= N The cicadas were everywhere, and several landed on me as I was recording. They are alien-looking creatures, but perfectly harmless, and there are literally billions of them in this brood, which covers many hundreds of miles from North Carolina to northern New York. Birds and other predators gorge themselves, and you can hear a cat bird singing along with the cicadas - perhaps anticipating a feast. Ray... |
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