Cicada
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Greengrocer Cicada, a summer resident of Melbourne. Vote for me here (click the photo below):
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A photograph of the 17-year periodical cicada that hatched during the month of June in Northwest Indiana. Copyright © Curtiss P Simpson
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Thousands of cicadas were ‘rebirthing’ high in a Queensland National Park. We watched them stagger uncertainly in their unfamiliar bodies to join the sexual piercing chorus that followed.
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Cicada – Suboarder Homoptera. / Jabiru, N.T ’ 03 ‘
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A lucky shot taken in my backyard of a Cicada transforming from nymph to adult / Melbourne Australia /
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After spending years underground the Cicada leaves it’s nymph exoskeleton behind to begin it reletavely short adult life. Photo Information: / 31st December 2007 EF-S 60mm f/2.8 Macro USM / Focal Length: 60.0mm Aperture: 10.0 / Shutter: 1/100 / ISO: 100 / Flash: 430EX (diffuser) Galleries / /
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Another closeup of the Greengrocer Cicada. / I hope this doesn’t ruin anyone’s lunch!
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A little cicada, clinging to some prairie grass, just swayin’ in the breeze. No summer day would be complete without their song and the sun. Used photoshop to clone out some distracting elements, and up the contrast. Shot with my 100mm Canon USM macro, handheld and dodging some frighteningly large mosquitoes!!
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I’ve never seen one before today in my backyard, but I think this is a cicada. Please correct me if I am mistaken. Thanks!
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Hand drawn, Prisma colored pencil
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This is from 2007 when we were being infested with these bugs. They come around every 17 yrs. I for one am glad they are gone.
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One night out on the porch this cicada was coming out of its shell and the wings were so neon, it was very beautiful!
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Pastel on cartridge paper Size – A3
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Australian Green Grocer Cicada-well known to adapt perfectly to urbanized environment. / Taken at our backyard-Sydney, Australia. / /
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Got me my first Cicada of the summer today :o) – and spent most of the afternoon trying to figure out which of the 30 different species of Cicada that we get in New Zealand it is… over 200 different types worldwide I believe Didn’t come to any conclusion – but it’s still a neat bug ;o) Shot with Sony a350 with Sigma 70mm Macro Lens
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Cicada
by Pete JanesWatercolor on Arches 140lb hot press. The cicada, also known as a locust or 17-year locust, is more often heard but not seen. Cicadas are responsible for the buzzing racket on warm summer evenings. This painting is just a small study for a significantly larger work. / Insects are great subjects for studies in reflectivity. i had a lot of fun with the metallic properties of the insect’s skin. /
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Hand drawn, Prisma colored pencils. Poor Oscar the Periodical Cicada is in trouble
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Hand drawn, Prisma colored pencils. Oscar gets tarsus printed (like our finger printing)
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Another one down, like 15 to go, lol. One of the reasons i have been so absent. i feel bad, but i am really trying to get this book done. One drawing takes forever, getting the composition can take days, or longer, then starting the sketch. i started this in pencil on 2 May, 2009. Finished in pencil & started in Prisma colored pencils on 9 May (my brother Chris’ birthday), & just finished today, 22 May (my Dad’s birthday). i will take a slight break & hopefully have time to come around. Really missing you all, but i gotta keep cracking the whip, really hoping to get this book completed.
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Super-macro Pentax Optio S30 / location Fraser Island Queensland Australia /
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Close up view,head on of a greengrocer cicada. /
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digital photograph / contrast adjustments only. /
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