Cicada Resources
University of Maryland Extension Information:
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Cicada Information & Smart Phone apps:
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News Stories:
- Washington Post's Capital Weather Gang quotes Professors Paula Shrewsbury, Dan Gruner and Michael Raupp: Cicada eggs are showing red eyes, with the next generation moments from hatching
- MarylandToday interviews Professor Emeritus Michael Raupp: A Cicada Postmortem: What We’re Learning From Brood X
- Washington Post's Capital Weather Gang quotes Professors Paula Shrewsbury and Dan Gruner: Cicadas are dying off, but leaving behind a stench
- AFP interviews Professor Emeritus Michael Raupp (article in French): A dans 17 ans: la très particulière saison des cigales s'achève aux Etats-Unis
- Washington Post's Capital Weather Gang quotes Professors Paula Shrewsbury and Dan Gruner: The science of the sound of cicadas and their shrill songs
- FOX5 Washington interviews Professor Emeritus Michael Raupp: How much longer will the cicadas be around? Expert has answers
- Baltimore Sun interviews Professor Emeritus Mike Raupp: Maryland has passed the point of peak cicadas
- CGTN America interviews Professor Emeritus Mike Raupp: Millions of “Brood Ten” cicadas awaken across East Coast
- WUSA9 asks Professor Emeritus Mike Raupp to VERIFY: Why does my neighbor have cicadas and I have none?
- Alum Dr. Sammy Ramsey (Ph.D. '18, entomology) interviewed on CBS This Morning: Cicada invasion takes over neighborhoods, as insects move into trees and onto plates
- Alum Dr. Brian Lovett (Ph.D. '19, entomology) interviewed on CNN: Biden has run-in with cicada before boarding Air Force One
- The Stuph File Program interviews Professor Emeritus Mike Raupp: Cicadas
- National Parks Conservation Association interviews Professor Emeritus Mike Raupp for 'The Show Must Go On' a podcast episode about the cicada choir performance at Wolf Trap National Park .
- TBS interviews Professor Emeritus Mike Raupp: Potentially Trillions? 17-Year Periodical Cicadas Emerge in America
- ITV News interviews Professor Emeritus Michael Raupp: Trillions of Brood X cicadas emerge from the ground for first time in 17 years
- Washington Post's Capital Weather Gang quotes Professor Dan Gruner: Cicadas feel the chill and have shut down, but they’ll bounce back
- Here and Now interviews Professor Emeritus Michael Raupp: After 17 Years Underground, Brood X Cicadas Return For 'Romance In The Treetops'
- Washington Post's Capital Weather Gang quotes Professors Paula Shrewsbury and Dan Gruner: Partly cloudy with a chance of cicada pee
- Bored Panda interviews Professor Emeritus Michael Raupp: Billions Of Cicadas Emerge After 17 Years In The Ground And Create Chaos In Parts Of The US
- CBS News Sunday Morning features Professors Paula Shrewsbury & Professor Emeritus Michael Raupp: The return of the cicadas
- Voice of America quotes Professor Emeritus Michael Raupp: Trillions of Cicadas Coming after 17 Years Underground
- Washington Post quotes Associate Professor Dan Gruner: Cicadas suffered because of cool weather over the past week
- Professor Emeritus Michael Raupp consults on TIME Magazine's: An Animated Guide to This Year's Massive Brood X Cicada Emergence
- Washington Post article: A cicada's life
- Washingtonian quotes Professor Paula Shrewsbury: "3 Reasons You Shouldn’t Freak Out About Cicadas"
- Baltimore Watchdog quotes Professor Paula Shrewsbury: "They’re Back! Cicadas expected to rise from the ground in May"
- Associated Press features Cicada Crew and UMD undergrads invesitagting cicadas for Principles of Ecology course: "Nature at its craziest: Trillions of cicadas about to emerge"
- MarylandToday features Associate Professor Dan Gruner and UMD undergrads invesitagting cicadas for Principles of Ecology course: “A Hole New Perspective on Brood X”
- Governor proclaims May and June 2021 Maryland Magicicada Months
- Capital Weather Gang quotes Professors Paula Shrewsbury and Dan Gruner: "Get ready! We predict cicadas will begin emerging next week."
- PBS News Hour interviews Professor Emeritus Michael Raupp: "Cicada season: What to expect from the coming brood that’s been underground for 17 years"
- TIME quotes Professor Emeritus Michael Raupp: "Trillions of 'Brood X' Cicadas Are About to Emerge Across the U.S. to Sing, Mate and Die. Here's What to Expect"
- Baltimore Magazine interviews Professor Emeritus Michael Raupp: "The Great Cicada Invasion Returns to Maryland"
- Cicada Crew featured on WUSA9: "Billions of bugs | Cicadas on the way to the DMV; a guide to Brood X"
- WASHINGTON ABC7 features Professor Emeritus Michael Raupp: "Cicadas may impact your lawn this spring; here's what you need to know"
- Appalachian Mountain Club quotes Professor Emeritus Michael Raupp: "THEY’RE BA-AAACK: BROOD X CICADAS TO RE-EMERGE THIS SPRING"
- CNN quotes Professor Paula Shrewsbury: "Brood X is almost here. Billions of cicadas to emerge in eastern US"
- 1A features Professor Emeritus Michael Raupp: "What We Talk About When We Talk About Cicadas"
- Washingtonian quotes Professor Paula Shrewsbury: "Could the Cicadas Come Early?"
- Washington Post quotes Professor Emeritus Michael Raupp: "What is Brood X? When do cicadas come out in 2021? Answering your buggiest questions."
- Forbes quotes Professor Emeritus Michael Raupp: "Mother Nature’s Epic ‘Cicada-Palooza’ Is Coming Soon To 15 States"
- Today Show features Professor Emeritus Michael Raupp: "Billions of cicadas set to reemerge after 17 years of hibernation"
- The Diamond Back features Cicada Crew "As cicadas return to Maryland, UMD class creates website to educate others about the bugs"
- The Baltimore Sun quotes Professor Emeritus Michael Raupp: "Get ready, Maryland: The 17-year Brood X cicadas are coming in May"
- WAMU features Professor Emeritus Michael Raupp: "Periodical Cicadas Will Overrun D.C. This Spring After 17 Years Underground"
- Professor Emeritus Mike Raupp in Tree Care Industry Association Magazine: "Return of Periodical Cicadas in 2021: Biology, Plant Injury and Management"
- Alum Dr. Sammy Ramsey, aka Dr. Buggs, on NPR's Shortwave: "Brood X: The Rise Of The 17-Year Cicadas"
- WASHINGTON ABC7 features Professor Emeritus Michael Raupp: 'Cicada-palooza' is coming. Maryland will be at the epicenter
- USA Today answers your most pressing questions with easy-to-follow graphics: "When will the cicadas emerge? How long will they be around after they come out? A visual guide to 2021 cicadas"
Recipes:
Note: If you have seafood allergies, you should be cautious of eating cicadas and other insects.
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