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Fletcher Wildlife Garden | all galleries >> Previous FWG blogs >> 2013 Blogs >> FWG Blog: September 2013 > Dog-day Cicada exuviae (Tibicen canicularis)
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03-SEP-2013 Christine Hanrahan

Dog-day Cicada exuviae (Tibicen canicularis)

The empty husk or exuviae of a cicada, hanging on a twig of the black maple at the garden. These exuviae are pretty common on trees, and sometimes on other tall structures too! It is surprising how far up the tree the cicada nymphs will crawl. This must have been 7 feet above ground. Some only go a foot or two before they stop. Diane photographed a lovely adult cicada a few days ago and it can be found near the beginning of this blog.

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1/60s f/2.7 at 4.3mm iso100 full exif

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