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At home, August 2011
A cicada among others... Une cigale parmi les autres...
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14 comments:
You know I hear these constantly but I've never seen one up close so you taught me something today!
T,
Actually never have we seen as many as this year, they keep banging on our windows at night... and we find them laying down on the pation in the morning...
une cigale cameleon, on ne voit pas la queue. et elle chante comme ces cousines françaises ?
Olivier,
malheureusement oui...
Waouh, superbe macro !
First time I've ever seen these up close like this. I hear they make quite a racket!! Terrific captures!
Impressionnantes photos...
I love these bugs. I remember seeing them all over Avignon. Where they meant for good luck? Well in Tucson, we have a lot of it!:) because they are all around the garden.
La prochaine étape serra donc une fourmi!!!
Elle a de beaux yeux ta cigale..
A +
Incroyable cigale trapue (une femelle < sa tarière ?), elle ne semble pas vraie mais fabriquée avec une coquille de noix ! Et ensuite vernie et patinée !
Leur nombre leur fait-il adopter un comportement de lemming ou de criquet voyageur ?
donc quand tu quitteras les USA, le foot us ne te manqueras pas ;o)) et pourtant c'est vraiment un superbe sport,j'aurais aime le connaitre jeune.
la version b&w de mon luna park est en effet pas mon meilleur traitement
Une cigale...ca me fait penser a la Provence...
J'aime beaucoup la dernière image, toute de transparence !
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