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Across the eastern and central U.S., these emergences are roughly organized into 27 or so “broods,” most consisting of multiple species of periodical cicadas. This summer’s cluster of emerging cicadas is called Brood X, which includes the pharaoh cicada (Magicicada septendecim), the dwarf periodical cicada (M. cassinii) and the decula periodical cicada (M. septendecula). Unlike the black and green annual cicadas that emerge later in the summer, periodical cicadas are predominantly black with amber colored wings and beautiful red eyes. Subtle characteristics on the underside help to distinguish the different species. Right now, cicada nymphs are digging their way out of underground burrows, where they’ve been feeding on sap from tree roots for the last 17 years. Each nymph crawls up the side of a tree or other nearby structure and begins to molt. After a few hours, the newly emerged adult is ready to fly and leaves its empty brown exoskeleton behind.

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