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hgic: Adult Cicada
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hgic: Cicada emergence holes are about the size of a dime.
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hgic: Cicada nymph emerging from the ground
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hgic: Close-up of Cicada nymph
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hgic: Close-ups of a cicada nymph
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hgic: Cicada Nymph
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hgic: Cicada nymphs crawling up a tree trunk to begin the molting process
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hgic: Adult cicadas emerging from exoskeletons
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hgic: The exoskeleton splitting to release the adult cicada
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hgic: Shed Exoskeletons and a newly emerged adult cicada
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hgic: Newly emerged adult cicada
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hgic: Adult Cicadas Emerging from Exoskeletons
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hgic: Adult Cicada and Exoskeleton
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hgic: Adult Cicadas
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hgic: Adult Cicada with fully developed wings
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hgic: Adult Cicada
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hgic: Adult cicada emerging from the exoskeleton on Thuja
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hgic: Adult cicada almost out of the exoskeleton
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hgic: Newly emerged adult cicada in the process of drying out. Notice the small, curled wings.
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hgic: Newly emerged adult cicada in the process of drying out. Notice the curled wings, which will fully develop as the cicada dries out. .
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hgic: Adult and Nymph Cicadas
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hgic: Newly emerged adult cicada waiting for the wings to pump up and be full.
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hgic: Adult cicadas shedding their nymph exoskeleton skins.
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hgic: Cicadas molting on daylily foliage
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hgic: Adult cicadas shedding their nymph exoskeleton skins on daylily foliage.
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hgic: Emerging Adult Cicada
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hgic: Emerging adult cicada
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hgic: Almost free of the exoskeleton
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hgic: Newly Emerged Cicada Adult will be white until it dries out.
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hgic: Cicada Exoskeletons