[ 13. May 2004, 12:05 PM: Message edited by: blkragss02 ]
Posted by TimeLord (Member # 1389) on :
Interesting,thank you !!!!!!
Posted by MY02SSLE (Member # 2178) on :
Actually we (Michiganders) have these just about every year. The full cycle to maturity is 17 years, but this phenomenon doesn't just happen every 17 years. I heard that this year will be the worst in a number of years. They are very noisy though... Can't sleep with the windows open any more... Posted by BrostalSS (Member # 1830) on :
have fun getting them or what's left of them off of your windshield.
Posted by killabee (Member # 860) on :
Those things are the size of hummingbirds. Is freaking ridiculus when they come out it's like a hitchcock movie.
[ 14. May 2004, 04:42 AM: Message edited by: killabee ]
Posted by MMMM_ERT (Member # 1599) on :
Mmmmmmmmm.....stir fry! Posted by MM (Member # 1247) on :
Yuck.... Now I'm starting to rethink that transfer request.... Too bad the feds took away my favorite friend.... Diazion it killed everything! Posted by Hawkeye (Member # 88) on :
Ah, mother nature sure does some strange things.
We get them here as well. Very noisy indeed.
Posted by blkragss02 (Member # 1801) on :
Sounds like a noisy power line
Posted by RagSS (Member # 1127) on :
quote: Sounds like a noisy power line
...Yeh, but wait 'til you step on them Posted by KenC (Member # 189) on :
we are at the "epicenter" here in the DC area.....up to 1.5 million per acre.......
if you could stand next to the male..the one that makes the noise... it would be like standing next to a power lawnmower.
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