Cicada Brood XIV is expected to emerge this spring and although they don't occur in Mississippi, we'll still hear the songs ...

Cincinnati will once again be buzzing—literally—this spring as Brood XIV of the periodical cicadas emerges across the region.

Tymbals exert a clicking sound, but cicadas repeat the sound so rapidly ... from trees. Since the insects don't have mouths that open and close, they have straw-like tubes that they insert into ...

but a serious scientific treatise on Cicadas. Dr. Myers seems to have read and digested practically everything written pertaining to these insects, besides carrying out a considerable amount of ...

Based on data from Brood XIV's last emergence in 2008, Cicada Mania predicts the insects will be most prominent ... night for about two weeks, with the sound getting louder as more cicadas emerge.

According to Mass Audubon, "cicadas are among the most benign of insects" and do not typically carry any sorts of disease. The organization added that they do not hurt pets, either.

There are more than 2,000 species of this insect worldwide, according to Mass Audubon the most common in Massachusetts ... What they're most known for is their ability to make a racket, able to ...

Northern saw-whet owl (Aegolius acadicus). A cute but seldom-seen owl that visits Illinois only in fall and winter. Do you want to learn more bird songs, frog calls, and insect noises? Join Voice of ...

This year’s group, Brood XIV, will emerge in numbers in the lower billions this spring, said Gene Kritsky, founder of Cicada Safari.

Cicadas are insects that belong to the hemiptera order ... Only male cicadas sing or make that buzzing noise they’re known for. To do so, they use sound-producing structures called tymbals ...