Since we can no longer build a giant cage in the back yard, we show our "trophies" here. All photos on this blog are taken not by professional photographers, but are captured by those who were there when it all happened. No animals were harmed in almost anyway while being chased, harassed, stalked, dug out of their homes, or handled by 3 year olds.
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
This is Noah. I discovered a carcus of somekind. It's dead but it still clings to the wall.
Just so everybody knows...its a cicada shell. They live as larva or "nymphs" down in the earth for about 13 years (here in AZ) and come out for one season to lay eggs and buzz really loud all night. Here is a link you might find pretty cool Noah.
5 comments:
Noah, I think that might be a locust shell.
I think tiffin's right Noah...it's a locust
I think it's a locust shell to Noah.
Just so everybody knows...its a cicada shell. They live as larva or "nymphs" down in the earth for about 13 years (here in AZ) and come out for one season to lay eggs and buzz really loud all night. Here is a link you might find pretty cool Noah.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Cicada_molting_animated-2.gif
kimbal thank you for teaching me that. hey, i cant wait to see the pictures. please post on clark wildlife.
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