CICADAS! Oldano's never seen them until now. They came out of their 17 yr. sleep underground, millions of them, 2 days ago. There is a constant noise. Went to the corner market yesterday to get some beer and a lost one flew into the back of my head while standing at the counter. Then today the birds came from miles around. Never saw so many birds. The birds are having a feast, gorging themselves so much that a lot of them won't get off the road as you drive to them, even on the 4 lane. I wonder how many more birds will arrive tomorrow.

And anons experience anything like this?

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Did a little dig. One female lays between 2 and 200 eggs in trees and bushes. The eggs hatch in, I'm thinking 7 or 8 weeks, drop to the ground and burrow into the ground and attach themselves to a tree root. They are prey for many things. Copperhead vipers for one, can not resist the sound of the cicadas.