Brood XIV Nymph Dig
Upton, New York
June 10 & 12, 2016
Brood XIV last emerged on Long Island in May 2008. These nymphs of Magicicada septendecim are in various stages of development. They go through 5 Instars before emerging again. They spend most of their lives underground living on the xylem from tree roots in a cell they create for themselves. This is one of the larger Broods on Long Island and will emerge again in the Spring of 2025.
Egg Scars From Brood XIV 2008
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Steve Chiswell, Chris Simon and Dan Gilrein looking for Nymphs |
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