Photos of Brood XXII in Ohio and Kentucky by Roy Troutman.
Brood XXII is a brood of 13-year Magicicada. It emerges in a small area of Ohio & Kentucky, as well as Louisiana and Mississippi. It last emerged in 2014, and will emerge again in 2027.
Roy traveled around Ohio and Kentucky mapping locations were Magicicada were present. The result is the paper:
Kritsky, Gene & Troutman, Roy. (2014). The 2014 emergence of a previously unrecognized 13-year brood of periodical cicadas in southwestern Ohio and northern Kentucky.
The photos are BIG. Click/tap the thumbnails below for larger versions.
13 Year Cicada molting by Roy Troutman taken in Chilo, Ohio in 2014:
2014 Ohio Magicicada tredecassini adult on leaf by Roy Troutman:
2014 Ohio Two Magicicada tredecassini Ecdysis by Roy Troutman:
2014 Ohio periodical cicadas on a trash bin by Roy Troutman:
2014 Ohio Magicicada tredecassini Teneral by Roy Troutman:
2014 Ohio Magicicada tredecassini nymph on tree by Roy Troutman:
2014 Ohio Magicicada tredecassini Nymph by Roy Troutman:
2014 Ohio Magicicada tredecassini leaning back by Roy Troutman:
2014 Ohio Magicicada tredecassini cicada ecdysis by Roy Troutman:
2014 Ohio Magicicada tredecassini adult on leaf by Roy Troutman:
Piles of Magicicada skins and dead cicadas on the ground around the tree:
2014 Ohio adult Magicicada tredecassini by Roy Troutman:
13 Year Nymphs by Roy Troutman taken in Chilo Ohio in 2014:
13 Year Nymph by Roy Troutman taken in Chilo, Ohio in 2014:
13 Year Nymph by Roy Troutman taken in Chilo, Ohio in 2014:
13 Year Nymph by Roy Troutman taken in Chilo, Ohio in 2014 on tree:
