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Family Cicadidae - Cicadas

Cicadettinae · Cicadinae · Tibicininae

Subfamily Cicadettinae
Periodic Cicada (Magicicada septendecim) - Magicicada septendecim Magicicada Cassini Straggler - Magicicada cassini - male Unknown - Magicicada septendecim our first Brood XIII of the year - Magicicada male adult periodical cicada/17-year cycle/brood xiv/Magicicada septendecula-lateral view - Magicicada septendecula - male Periodical Cicaca - Magicicada septendecim Group of 17 year cicadas - Magicicada septendecim locust - Magicicada

Subfamily Cicadinae
Tibicen lyricen Male - Tibicen lyricen - male cicada - ID me - Tibicen linnei - female Tibicen linnei - Tibicen pruinosus Tibicen superba - Tibicen superbus Cicada sp - Diceroprocta apache Unknown cicada, freshly emerged - Diceroprocta apache Tibicen lyricen virescens - Tibicen lyricen Tibicen similaris - male

Subfamily Tibicininae
Cicada - Okanagana rimosa Clidophleps distanti - male Unknown Orange Laced Cicada - Okanagana bella Cicadae ? - Okanagana Platypedia minor Platypedia? - Platypedia Okanagana utahensis - Okanagana - female Cicada maybe? - Okanagodes gracilis


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