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More Immature Nymphs from Decatur, IL

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More Immature Nymphs from Decatur, IL

This is the correct data for the first report of brood XIX. I found 5 immature nypmphs under logs. They look to be a bit over a half inch. Soil temps are around 68 but falling due to a week long cold front. Air temps were 80 on this day but now it is 63. Once again this is the correct data for the first report
jake

Date Posted: 2011-05-13 Comments: (1) Show Comments Hide Comments

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Posted By: Massachusetts Cicadas | On: 2011-05-16 | Website:

Hi Jake,

Thanks again for the cool photos. I think that you will start to see full blown adults and calling probably at the very end of May and into June.

Thanks for the photo and the data point.

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