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This summer's emergence of trillions of cicadas may be over, but the science arising from Brood X's dessicated carcasses has just begun. Farewell to Cicadas Bug lovers, rats and even an enterprising pair of children's book authors are among those frustrated that this season's crop of cicadas are now at least mostly gone. Cicadas Special Report In the News
Truly Bugged Resort to an Anti-Cicada Arsenal (Post, June 5, 2004)
Whistling Sweet Nothings, Cicadas Abuzz (Post, June 1, 2004) Cicadas Are Harmless? Driver Begs To Differ (Post, May 25, 2004) Squeezing a Buck From Cicada Buzz: 'Non-Economic Species' Inspires Novelties (Post, May 19, 2004) Soon, the Deafening Calls To That One in a Gazillion (Post, May 16, 2004) Arrival of Vast Bug Brood Lightens Mood in Annapolis (Post, May 13, 2004) For Cicadas, Life Is Better in the Burbs: Tree-Dependent Bugs Prefer Subdivisions' Patchwork of Growth, Experts Say (Post, May 12, 2004) It's Enough To Drive You Buggy (Post, May 12, 2004) CICADA BUZZ (Post, May 12, 2004) Heading Outdoors? Here's the Buzz (Post, May 7, 2004) Vanguard of Brood X Marks Its Spot: All Over: Cicadas Come of Age, Right on Schedule (Post, May 11, 2004) Party Crashers: At Outdoor Celebrations, Cicadas Are in for A Chilly Reception (Post, May 6, 2004) Riding the Buzz Before the Cicadas' Roar: Entomologists Not Alone In Gleeful Anticipation Of Impending Swarm (Post, May 7, 2004) No Cicadas on Ice: Biologists Theorize That 13- and 17-Year Broods Evolved to Survive Climatic Changes (Post, May 3, 2004) Our Own Brood: A Cicada Tale (Post, May 3, 2004) Approaching 40 and Bugged About What's on the Way (Post, May 3, 2004) Cicada: The Other, Other White Meat: Epicures Ready to Make a Meal of High-Pitched Pests (Post, April 16, 2004) In D.C. Area, It's the Day Of the Cicada: 'Brood X' to Swarm After 17-Year Absence (Post, March 28, 2004) Bug Guy: Mike Raupp, 52, professor of entomology at the University of Maryland (Post, April 18, 2004) Time to Create Some Buzz For Banneker (Post, April 14, 2004) Now for Summer's Next Act... (Post, Aug. 12, 1987) Bugs What Everyone Knows (Post, Aug. 2, 1987) Gone for 17 Years (Post, June 29, 1987) The Amazing Cicada (Post, June 2, 1987) Small Creatures Set Summer Abuzz (Post, May 15, 1987) Sing a Song of Cicadas (Post, May 14, 1987) Thwarting Cicadas (Post, May 9, 1987) Cicada Crunch (Post, May 7, 1987) Cicacas' Life Cycle Nearing Roaring Finale (Post, May 3, 1987) The 'Locusts' Are Coming (Post, May 1, 1987) Invasion of the Cicada (Post, April 28, 1987) The Cicadas, Bringing Their Sweet Symphony (Post, April 19, 1987) © 2002-2005 The Washington Post Company |
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