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The emergence — last seen in 2008 — includes several species of cicadas that have spent the last 17 years developing underground as nymphs, feeding on sap from tree roots. Now, as ground ...

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Several people from the Greater Cincinnati area have posted photos to social media showing adult cicadas from Brood XIV resting on plants after molting, with their nymph shells nearby.

The insects — which start off as black and white nymphs that jump — generally hatch in late May, and people tend to notice them while they are frantically mating in August, Leeser said.

Freshly-hatched cicada nymphs drop to the ground and start digging, and in the case of Brood XIV, we won’t see them again for 17 years. During a typical cicada emergence, about 1.5 million ...

These eggs eventually hatch nymphs, which drop from the trees and burrow into the ground to begin their 17-year development. There are 12 different species of cicadas that emerge in the Brood XIV ...

It will take time for the cicadas to come out. You could see holes appear in your yard as the nymphs come closer to the surface. Cicadas spend most of their life underground, feeding on tree roots ...

Cicadas, which are called nymphs in their immature stage, don’t all emerge in one night, Kritsky said. “It takes about two full weeks for the great bulk of the cicadas to come out,” he said.