Tibicen Galleries


	Great Lakes Cicada Page \| home Introducing the Cicada \| Life Cycle \| 1999 Brood V Account \| My Journeys \| Magicicada Galleries \| Magicicada Gallery 2 \| Magicicada Nymphs \| Chimneys & Emergence Holes \| Magicicada Emergence \| Magicicada Emergence 2 \| Magicicadas Feeding \| Magicicada Mating \| Magicicada Ovipositing \| Eggs & Egg Damage \| Cicada Mortality \| Brood Maps \| Tibicen Galleries \| Tibicen Gallery 2 \| Tibicen Nymphs \| Tibicen Emergence \| Tibicen Emergence 2 \| Tibicen Feeding & Ovipositing \| Okanagana Galleries \| Field Guide \| How to Find \| Deterrence \| Armed Robbery??? \| My Story \| About Me \| Cicada Links \| The Future Tibicen Galleries Tibicen pruinosa This large cicada is a very common dusk singer. Photo taken: 08/99 St. Joseph Cemetery Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio Tibicen cannicularis This smaller species of Annual Cicada makes a sound similar to a circular saw. They prefer pine trees as host plants. Photo taken: Summer 1999 Our Lady of the Pines Sandusky County, Ohio Tibicen chloromera A large species of Dog Day Cicada and a personal favorite. Another view of Tibicen chloromera. Photos taken: Summer 1998 Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio Tibicen lyricen Another large "Harvest Fly" and another of my personal favorites. Another shot of this female Tibicen lyricen. Photos taken: Summer 1998 Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio A Tibicen that was photographed during the early morning hours. Taken: Summer 1998 Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio Adult Tibicens begin appearing during the heat of summer and their sounds can be heard into mid-fall. Generally, they begin appearing late June and can last through mid-October. Photo taken: Summer 1998 Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio On good years, these types of cicadas emerge together and can also make a deafening chorus. Tibicens also inhabit cities as well as forests. Photo taken: Summer 1998 Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio