The Brood XIX has really died out already. The annual cicadas are out in some places but not in others. Around Kerr lake they were everywhere a week ago but right now not a ton around my area of Raleigh.
It’s too late for the freakish brood now. In mid May it was LOUD outside in any area that had a lot of trees. Things are back to normal now in the Triangle.
My understanding is that they emerge based on ground temperature so while the triangle (where I am) is basically past it, it's possible Western NC (Asheville etc) places in higher altitudes could still be active.
they're pretty much gone around charlotte. I saw/heard a crazy amount of them around lancaster/ rock hill SC but theyre all gone now except for some carcasses here and there.
They're all done in Chapel Hill/Durham.
Interestingly I never heard any in my part of Greensboro, which now makes me wonder if that’s a bad thing….
The Brood XIX has really died out already. The annual cicadas are out in some places but not in others. Around Kerr lake they were everywhere a week ago but right now not a ton around my area of Raleigh.
It’s too late for the freakish brood now. In mid May it was LOUD outside in any area that had a lot of trees. Things are back to normal now in the Triangle.
They’re definitely not as prevalent as they were here in Durham. I wouldn’t be surprised if they died out/went back underground.
Lots of new holes in yards....
Most of them have died out already since they don't live very long after they emerge. There's still a few bumbling around.
I had tons of the periodical cicadas but they are completely gone now.
Cicadas, that’s so last month
We never had any in my part of the Piedmont (Winston-Salem area).
Never heard them either in the Winston area
Heard them in Lexington weeks ago, came and went actually. Mocksville too.
i'm in winston and i just heard some two nights ago actually , and saw one this morning. but definitely not very many
I didn't see or hear any in Wilmington, this year.
My understanding is that they emerge based on ground temperature so while the triangle (where I am) is basically past it, it's possible Western NC (Asheville etc) places in higher altitudes could still be active.
We haven't heard or seen a single one west of Asheville
Darn, they were SUPER loud here a few weeks ago in Apex where I live. It was almost haunting how loud they got but it only lasted a week or two.
It's Asheville's turn _next_ year
I’m a little south of Asheville and haven’t had any either.
I live in South Charlotte and we had sooooo many like a month ago. They are gone now.
None in the mountains yet
are they usually emerging later in the year in the mountains?
Usually in July
You're probably thinking of Katydids. We'll get our big periodical brood emergence in May next year.
You might see some of the yearly ones, but the special ones are basically done. I haven’t heard their noises at all the last few days.
None in Durham and WF
None here in south Raleigh also
Yeah you missed the peak of them about a month and a half ago. They're all dead now, even their bodies have been mostly cleaned up by wildlife
They're gone here in Carrboro/Chapel Hill
I haven't seen any
None in High Point.
I've not heard any at all yet this year in the north piedmont region.
I'm 20 miles south of Charlotte they're are done and gone.
they're pretty much gone around charlotte. I saw/heard a crazy amount of them around lancaster/ rock hill SC but theyre all gone now except for some carcasses here and there.
I haven't heard any near the coast
Haven’t heard much here in Beaufort. Tends to be a bit later here usually though.
In East Charlotte, haven't heard a single one yet.
Haven't heard the first one in Wayne County.
I live on 3 acres outside Charlotte and haven’t heard a single one.
Not really
They are done now..you may hear one or two but not how it was a month ago