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4 months to go!! - Cicada Apocalypse

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1 minute ago, Kentucky Windage said:

I saw several on my cicada patrol on Saturday. The holes are everywhere. Should be any day now.

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2 hours ago, Kentucky Windage said:

I saw several on my cicada patrol on Saturday. The holes are everywhere. Should be any day now.

So exactly what is a "cicada patrol"?  Is that a paid position?

6 hours ago, nkypete said:

So exactly what is a "cicada patrol"?  Is that a paid position?

Ha, I wish. Just a walk in the woods. Although, I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express one time. 

None around me, but we live in a newer development.

Older neighborhood on the other side of my backyard though.

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I haven’t heard or seen any in Owsley County. The map I saw didn’t have southeast Kentucky as a cicada outbreak. It was more toward northern sections of the state around the Ohio River and several counties south of there. 

1 hour ago, The Professor said:

I haven’t heard or seen any in Owsley County. The map I saw didn’t have southeast Kentucky as a cicada outbreak. It was more toward northern sections of the state around the Ohio River and several counties south of there. 

I haven't seen any in Louisville as of yet either.

1 hour ago, Colonels_Wear_Blue said:

I haven't seen any in Louisville as of yet either.

I saw one (literally one) in my buddy's back yard in St. Matthews last weekend. 

My daughter and I took a walk along our fence line in Burlington, KY and saw some empty shells, maybe a half dozen.  

Brood X map shows them mostly in Indiana and possibly KY counties bordering Ohio river. I’m in Audubon Park area of Louisville and yet to see any. Some have been spotted in Highlands area of Louisville, so maybe scattered areas of them in Louisville.

I am hoping that there are about 20 kabillion out there by now  as I am on vacation. I was also hoping that they would mate themselves to death and be gone by next week.

 

Wish  my vacation dollars could last longer.

On 5/20/2021 at 10:45 AM, Colonels_Wear_Blue said:

This made me laugh...


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But really, aren't we all?

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