Return of the Locusts in the East
Seven Eastern states see the 17 year cicadas emerge after 17 years underground. Entomology expert Stanley Gesell of Pennsylvania State University says they do not bother people animals or vegetable crops and notes the insects are periodical cicadas not true locusts.
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Cicada emergence explained by entomologist Gesell
Entomologist Gesell explains the 17 year cicada brood, its life cycle and the impact on trees. He notes the singing males, eggs deposited in twigs, and the upcoming Brood II emergence affecting Pennsylvania to North Carolina.
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Frederick South feature spotlights county neighborhood events
The Star continues its Frederick South series with weekly reports on residents and happenings in the southern end of Frederick County. The regular feature highlights local people, spots, and community happenings each Wednesday.
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