2025 will have two periodical emergences: Magicicada Brood XIV will emerge in the U.S.A., in GA, IN, KY, MA, MD, NC, NJ, NY, OH, PA, TN, VA, WV. Brood XIV last emerged 17 years ago. Nanai aka Raiateana knowlesi will emerge in Fiji. The Nanai last emerged 8 years ago.

A newly described cicada from Brazil. "Ariasa iporaensis n. sp. (Hemiptera: Cicadidae: Cicadinae: Fidicinini): An Uncommon Brazilian Dry Season Cicada"

Over the next 10 years, there's a 90% chance at least one Magicicada brood will emerge somewhere in the U.S.A. Across time, that percentage falls to 77%. Next year (2026) no Broods will emerge. The next 3 year gap (max gap) is 2043-2045.

@cvnnkett Good thing Gunko has a scarf to keep warm.

@PODAWFUL Boxxy is the first and the youngest of the 3.

@VitoComedy Better this than a shit-coin rug pull.

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We could see some Brood I stragglers in VA, WV and TN.

Here is more information about the Nanai of Fiji

Here's more information about Brood XIV

To keep up to date on cicadas in Australia, check out the Cicadas of Australia project on iNaturalist

And to a lesser extent, Flagging of trees, which occurs when egg laying kills branches

Blue and White eyes were tracked

Massospora cicadina fungi infections were also tracked

Researchers at UConn and Mount St. Joseph collect and analyze the data.

And the Cicada Safari app.

The progress of the Broods was tracked using the 2024 Magicicada: Broods XIII and XIX project on iNaturalist

Brood XIII would not emerge until mid-May. The adults of both Broods would be rotten (but not forgotten) by the first week of July.

Read about Brood XIII (thirteen):

The first documented Brood XIX cicada emergence occurred in Chapel Hill, North Carolina on April 8th