1. Cicada Insect cicada insect Your Simple Source for cicada insect, cicada insect. Hi day? Ad Astra (to the stars .) Take care, Jeff. cicada insect, http://www.vastbeyond.com/568.htm

Cicada Insect Your Simple Source for Cicada Insect Cicada Insect. Hi loyal (ok, not so loyal) readers of this rudimentary blogI hope y'all watched as the little rover on Mars (first Spirit, then Opportunity) rolled off its nice warm cozy home onto the shivering cold terrain of Mars. There, millions of miles from home, life will be found by life that seeks it. Could we be the life that is sought one day? Ad Astra (to the stars....)! Take care, Jeff. Cicada Insect Webmasters-Click to earn money from your site! Click for info on the heat bug (Cicada)! var site="sm7vastbeyond" VastBeyond.com Homepage

2. Cicada Mania: Mail A Cicada and Magicicada Weblog / Message Board Frequently Asked Questions. Cicada Links. Message Board. Email Cicada Mania Message I never heard of the cicada insect until my Mother recently http://www.dancentury.com/cicada/cicadamail.shtml

Cicada Mania has Moved CicadaMania.org

3. FYI>Cicada Insect Outbreak - Project For Teachers And Students Official Web Site of the Indiana Department of Education. cicada insect Outbreak Project For Teachers And Students Indiana University Announcement. http://www.doe.state.in.us/special/2004-05-05.html

BACK FYI Home IDEAnet Home Official Web Site of the Indiana Department of Education Cicada Insect Outbreak - Project For Teachers And Students Indiana University Announcement Dear Educators: You may be aware that during the months of May and June, there will be a large outbreak of periodical cicadas known as Brood X. These cicadas are expected to arrive mid to late May and once they are gone, sometime during the month of June, they will not return for another seventeen years. Because of this very time sensitive natural phenomenon this could be a topic of interest for students in your classroom and a perfect research project to end the school year. A webpage dedicated to this insect emergence has been created by the Office of the Vice President for Research at Indiana University. You can access this page from the following URL http://www.indiana.edu/~ovpr To add to the excitement, we plan to install a web camera on the Bloomington campus that will track the cicadas once they emerge. This video footage will be streamed back to the website so students can link every day to watch the millions of cicadas that will make their homes in the trees and bushes on campus. I wanted to make sure that teachers were made aware of this resource that has been designed for you and as an aid to what could be a fun and interesting project for you and your students.

4. Cicada Insect On Oak Leaf Cicada bug resting on Oak Leaf.......Preferences. Taina Litwak. cicada insect on Oak Leaf. Image Number Dimensions Media Used Price Formats Available. http://www.iv-stock.com/ivstock/pic.asp?ID=160-044

5. Search IVStock: Cicada Insect On Oak Leaf All, Hide Icons, View Lightbox, Results for cicada insect on Oak Leaf. Cicada Insect Related Images More by this Artist Artist Portfolio Cicada, Bug. http://www.iv-stock.com/ivstock/search.asp?Range=Auto&Terms=Cicada Insect on Oak

6. Netsuke Insect Cicada - Cyber Import nstk142 Teakwood Netsuke cicada insect on Leaf. This is a well carved netsuke that features a cicada insect. Its wings are carved with great detail. http://www.cyberimport.com/catalog/netsuke/netsuke_insect.htm

Home Contents Catalog New ... Zoo INSECT NETSUKE IMAGE Thumb Nail Listing Title: Linked to larger image Description: Minimum Quantities are flexible with each factory, the dollar value of total order, and the range of products ordered. Please inquire about your needs. Order # China Factory US$ Cost: Minimum Qty: Weight: Gram Size: Inch nsbw296: Boxwood Netsuke Cicada on Bamboo Hand-carved wood netsuke from China. Glass inlay eyes. Artist's signature on most. 2" nsbw297-C: Boxwood Netsuke Cicada on Bamboo Hand-carved wood netsuke from China. Glass inlay eyes. Artist's signature on most. nsbw297-C 2" nsbw319-C: Boxwood Netsuke Japanese Mantis Hand-carved wood netsuke from China. Glass inlay eyes. Artist's signature on most. nsbw319-C 2" nsbw348-H: Boxwood Netsuke Cicada Hand-carved wood netsuke from China. Glass inlay eyes. Artist's signature on most. nsbw348-H 2" nsbw362-H: Netsuke Japanese Boxwood Cicada nsbw362-H 2" nsbw363-H: Netsuke Japanese Boxwood Scorpion nsbw363-H 2"

7. Cicada Emergences: Exhibit Guide -- Arts & Sciences Libraries, UB Libraries cicada insect page. For kids. Also has butterflies and other insects. Great project for all ages. Here is another Cicada origami page. Special Interest. http://ublib.buffalo.edu/libraries/asl/exhibits/cicadas/

What's That Sound? Cicada Emergences pleasant sound effects version Cicada ("Si-Kay-Duh") Common Name: Periodical Cicada Scientific Name: Magicicada; Nicknames: or 17 Year Cicada or 17 Year Locust Satan's Parakeets May and June 2004 are going to be particularly noisy in various parts of New York State and the Midwest. This year's 17-year Cicada emergence is expected to be a large population. Though most of our cicada populations are the late-summer "Dog Day" cicadas ( Tibicen pruinosa also called the Harvestfly), the 17-year variety should also be prominent here. The sounds of them emerging and removing their exoskeletons (those large husks that you find all over the yard), and the sight of "really large flies" will be common (cicadas are not related to flies or locusts). They are an impressive creature that has caught our attention since ancient times. Because of their "rebirth" illusion, many societies viewed cicadas as symbols of immortality, rebirth from death, and their funeral customs and artistic artifacts reflected this. Cicadas spend most of their infant stage buried underground. When they emerge as adults, they only have a few weeks to live, reproduce, and die. Whether you love to hear them and see them, or if you find them a bit frightening or overwhelming, this page provides you with links to all sorts of resources on cicadas. Science, history, agriculture, art, and many other aspects are included in this ASL selected guide on the Cicada.

8. Entomology Index: Insect Sounds Biohaven insect Sound Gallery Fly, crickets, cicadas, hissing cockroach, mosquito, wasp and more. cicada songs from Digitized Sounds of insect Movement, Feeding, and Communication http://www.ent.iastate.edu/list/insect_sounds.html

Iowa State Entomology Index: Insect Sounds Biohaven Insect Sound Gallery Fly, crickets, cicadas, hissing cockroach, mosquito, wasp and more Cicada songs from Borneo Cricket Science audio clips of crickets and cockroaches Digitized Sounds of Insect Movement, Feeding, and Communication Library of sounds used in studies of acoustic detection/identification(soil insects, termites, mosquitoes), and sounds used in studies of insect communication (fruit flies, Pyralidae) INRA Editions Noisy Insects (note that these are audio CDs, not CD-ROMs) INRA Editions (route de St Cyr - 78026 Versailles cedex - fax +33 1 30 8334 49) has two CD titles in its catalog, both of them devoted to noisy insects. These titles are: X0001: Insect noise in stored foodstuff, by A.J Andrieu and F.Fleurat-Lessard (text apparently in English and French; booklet ?) X0002: Entomophonia, a new title with commented (French) sounds from 59 insect species + descriptive booklet and photographs, also in French. Mosquito buzzing Analysis of mosquito wingbeat sound (.wav format) Orthoptera of the Netherlands Book

9. Cicada, Insects, Cicada, Insect, Pictures, Catalog, Encyclopedia cicada, insects, The cicada, family Cicadidae, order Homoptera, or harvest fly, is a winged, stoutbodied, and blunt-headed insect with sucking mouthparts. http://www.4to40.com/earth/geography/htm/insectsindex.asp?counter=6

10. Vergil's Insect Photos: Cicada Killer Wasps insect photography by Vergil Bushnell cicada Killer Wasp insect and Spider Photographs. All photos by Vergil, unless otherwise noted Main Photos- insect Galleries- cicada Killer Wasps http://www.vergil.net/Pix/Insects/cicadakiller.html

Insect and Spider Photographs All photos by Vergil, unless otherwise noted Cicada Killer Wasps These huge, thumb-length wasps are peerless in size and the ability to elicit fear in most humans witnessing them. Every summer, UMBC's geranium planters host swarms of orbiting cicada killers, who seem to prefer burrowing in the loose mulch beneath the red flowers. On the way to a campus ATM, I noticed two nearby janitors peering at a large mobile lump on the sidewalk. The "lump" was a female cicada killer straddling her freshly paralyzed prey. We talked for a minute about taking pictures of insects (unfortunately, none of us had our cameras) before I trotted a few feet to the sawbuck dispenser. Both cicada killer and cicada were gone when I returned. "You missed it!" exclaimed one of the janitors. "A bird flew down and stole the bug from that bee!" Main Photos Insect Galleries Cicada Killer Wasps

11. Cicadas Of Michigan This page illustrates the ten cicada species known from the state of Michigan. Also keep in mind that insect sounds vary with temperature, particularly in http://insects.ummz.lsa.umich.edu/fauna/Michigan_Cicadas/Michigan/Index.html

The University Of Michigan Museum of Zoology Insect Division Cicadas of Michigan Page About Cicadas: About This Page: This page illustrates the ten cicada species known from the state of Michigan. The pictures show (from left to right) male dorsal view, male ventral view, female dorsal view, and female ventral view. The scale in the photographs is 1 cm long. Click below each picture to hear male calling songs of each species [8-bit 22kHz AIFF or WAV]. We have provided whole calling songs when possible; species with very long repetitive songs are represented by a smaller fragment to keep the file size manageable. Also keep in mind that insect sounds vary with temperature, particularly in temporal qualities. See the Diceroprocta vitripennis and Tibicen linnei calling song samples below for examples of temperature effect. Identification: You can scroll down this page to identify a cicada specimen, or you can click here to use modified versions of the dichotomous identification keys included in Alexander et al. (1972). The photographs, sound files, and keys in this web resource cannot be considered to be a substitute for the opinion of a trained entomologist; they should be used for tentative identification only. No two specimens of a species are identical, and variation in cicadas of such characters as coloration patterns and size can be substantial. Note: The cicadas featured on this page have wide distributions, with geographic variation in song and appearance. Some of the songs and specimens on this page were obtained from outside the state of Michigan and thus may differ slightly from typical Michigan specimens, although any such differences are unlikely to cause confusion among these species. Colors (especially green) may not be accurate, due to the photographic process used and the state of preservation of the museum specimens.

12. Singing Insects Of North America To determine if an insect is a cricket, katydid, or cicada Go to this page ( Home ) and click on How to recognize crickets, katydids, and cicadas. http://buzz.ifas.ufl.edu/

Singing Insects of North America by Thomas J. Walker (crickets and katydids) and Thomas E. Moore (cicadas) UNDER CONSTRUCTION construction progress The primary goal of this Web site is to enable users to identify crickets, katydids, and cicadas from America north of Mexico. The males of most species in these groups make loud, persistent calls that attract sexually ready, conspecific females. Because the songs are loud and species specific they are usually an easy means of identifying the caller. They also facilitate field and laboratory studies of many sorts. Secondary goals are to attract amateur and professional biologists to the study of singing insects and to provide helpful information and access to literature. About Singing Insects of North America How to use SINA ... References Note: Some of the maps, photographs, and songs that will eventually be at this site are currently accessible only via the list of katydid and cricket species at http://csssrvr.entnem.ufl.edu/~walker/handbook/cklstwww.html How to use SINA Important : The first draft of Singing Insects of North America SINA ] will take at least two more years to complete. In the meanwhile, the parts that are complete or in progress are open for use. To determine the status of any of the five major divisions of

13. Insects Photocd Produced By Corel insect;spider;web;dew;) thumbnail. 35051 cicada. ( insect;cicada;grass;branch;) thumbnail leaf;tree;) thumbnail. 35055 - cicada on aspen. ( insect;cicada;tree;aspen;) thumbnail http://www.emsps.com/photocd/corel/35000.htm

Insects. Corel Photo CD #35000, Click here for price and stock details The following is a list of the photos on Corel's "Insects" Photo CD. To see 799 other Corel Photo CDs available for sale from EMS, click here. To buy this CD, please read our ordering instructions . Specific photos are available via email (as backup to physical CD) for $5 each when you purchase the physical CD containing the photo. Corel puts thumbnails of some of their photo CDs online. If they are available this link will show them. 35000 - Praying Mantis. (insect;mantis;flower;grass;) thumbnail 35001 - Praying Mantis on purple loosestrife. (insect;mantis;flower;closeup;) thumbnail 35002 - Sphinx Moth Caterpillar parasitized by Braconid Wasps. (insect;moth;caterpillar;wasps;) thumbnail 35003 - Apple Sphinx Moth. (insect;moth;grass;wings;) thumbnail 35004 - Moth on range hawkweed. (insect;moth;flower;grass;) thumbnail 35005 - Moth. (insect;moth;head;closeup;) thumbnail 35006 - Underwing Moth. (insect;moth;underwing;wood;) thumbnail 35007 - Luna Moth. (insect;moth;wings;dirt;)

14. Cicada Web Sites At The University Of Michigan Museum Of Zoology Museum of Zoology. insect Division. cicada Pages Index. cicadas of Michigan. Periodical cicadas (Magicicada spp.) Partial list of UMMZ cicada taxonomic holdings http://www.ummz.lsa.umich.edu/magicicada

The University Of Michigan Museum of Zoology Insect Division Cicada Pages Index Cicadas of Michigan With pictures and sound samples for cicada species found in Michigan. These species are also common in other states. Periodical Cicadas ( Magicicada spp.) Pictures, sounds, distribution maps, and more for 13- and 17-year cicadas. Partial list of UMMZ cicada taxonomic holdings Page maintained by John Cooley and Dave Marshall dmarshal@umich.edu Last updated 26 July 2000

15. Cicada years later! Voted least likely to need a megaphone The male cicada makes the loudest sound in the insect world. By vibrating http://www.ivyhall.district96.k12.il.us/4th/kkhp/1insects/cicada.html

Adult Cicada Cicada Facts by Koday's Kids €The cicada is related to the harvest fly. €Some cicada's live underground for seventeen years. €The cicada grows up to three inches. €Cicadas suck juice from tree roots when they are larva. €Once the female cicada comes above ground, she mates. Then she lays her eggs and dies. €The cicada can lay four hundred to six hundred eggs. €The adult cicada lives in trees. €Adult cicadas live for thirty to forty days. €A cicada can chirp so loud you can hear it from half a mile away. €A male cicada abdomen has two drum like sound chambers. More Cicada Facts There are two main kinds of periodical cicadas in the United States. One kind spends 17 years as a nymph feeding on tree roots while living below ground, and the other lives underground for 13 years! Then each type, as if on some signal, emerges at the same time from the ground. They change into adults, lay eggs, and after a few weeks, they die. We don't see the next generation until 13 or 17 years later! Voted least likely to need a megaphone... The male cicada makes the loudest sound in the insect world. By vibrating the ribbed plates in a pair of amplifying cavities at the base of the abdomen, the mating sound of the cicada can be heard as far as 440 yards! These insect noisemakers rarely ever stop calling for a mate. The noise from large groups of cicadas can often drown out even the noisiest lawnmower.

16. Encyclopædia Britannica Visit Britannica Store, Encyclopædia Britannica, Encyclopædia Britannica Index Topic. Index Entry. 17year cicada (insect). description. http://www.britannica.com/eb/idx?idxid=536621&alphakey=1&seq=139

17. Cicada --  Britannica Student Encyclopedia With the possible exception of the termite queen, this cicada may be the longest living insect. , cicada Mania Comprehensive resource on this insect. http://www.britannica.com/ebi/article?eu=295477&query=dormancy&ct=ebi

18. Homoptera - Cicadas, Hoppers And Aphids cicada Provides a general description of this insect that produces buzzing noises from drumlike body appendages in order to attract mates. http://www.eagle.ca/~matink/themes/Insects/cicada.html

Home Page Ontario Curriculum Teacher Resources Libraries ... Holidays Cicadas, Hoppers and Aphids All About Aphids Although aphids are often pests the truth is that they are fascinating animals that have evolved some amazing strategies to allow them to be a numerically very successful life form. Aphid This site provides basic info about aphids, or parasitic insects also referred to as plant lice or green flies. Aphids Canadian site that has good background information about aphids; buttons lead to information on other insects; first page has information on Integrated Pest Management and how to use pesticides Aphids Aphids are small soft-bodied insects. They are one of the most common pest groups of ornamental plants. Numerous thumbnail sketches and brief description for each one. APHIDS Aphids (order Homoptera), or plant lice, are one of the most common plant pest insects. Aphidomorpha This aphid resource describes the various aphid species, their life cycles, and their mutations. Buzz on Cicada A page of information on these buzzing insects.

19. Cicadas And Leafhoppers Entomology Department Image Gallery insect Zoo Iowa insect Notes Entomology Index Periodical cicada; Periodical cicada (closeup). Leafhoppers Potato Leafhopper. http://www.ent.iastate.edu/imagegal/homoptera/

Previews: Off On Entomology Department Image Gallery Insect Zoo ... Cicadas and Leafhoppers Cicadas and Leafhoppers Aphids Aphid mummy Aphids and molted skins Aphids on corn tassel ... Iowa State University Entomology Department . Last modified July 10, 2002 by John VanDyk

20. Ojime Bead Insect Cicada - Cyber Import Wholesale Minimum Qty / Cost Each, Weight Gram, Size Inch. bdbw049 Bead Ojime Japanese Boxwood cicada 1pc. bdbw064 Bead Manju Japanese Boxwood cicada 1pc. http://www.cyberimport.com/catalog/ojime_bead/ojime_bead_insect.htm

Home Contents Catalog New ... Zoo INSECT OJIME BEAD IMAGE Thumb Nail Listing Title: Linked to larger image Description: Minimum Quantities are flexible with each factory, the dollar value of total order, and the range of products ordered. Please inquire about your needs. Order # China Factory US$ Cost: Minimum Qty: Weight: Gram Size: Inch bdbw049: Bead Ojime Japanese Boxwood Cicada 1pc Hand carved wood ojime bead. Eyes of glass inlay. Artist Signature. 1" , 25mm bdbw064: Bead Manju Japanese Boxwood Cicada 1pc Hand carved wood manju bead. One piece only. Eyes of glass inlay. Artist Signature. We also sale same design but size is 1.5" wood manju at $5.21 each. 1"x3/8"x1" bdbw079: Bead Ojime Japanese Boxwood Cicada 1pc Hand carved wood ojime bead. One piece only. Eyes of glass inlay. Artist Signature. We also sale same design and price but size is 14mm boxwood bead. 3/4" , 19mm ojbw078: Bead Ojime Japanese Boxwood Cicada 1pc Carved boxwood ojime bead featuring a cicada on a gourd. Eyes of glass inlay. 1"

A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z

Page 1     1-20 of 93    1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5  | Next 20