Ich habe nur versucht, meine Süßkartoffeln zu überprüfen. Drehte meinen Kopf und als ich dir sage, meine Seele hat meinen Körper fast verlassen!

    Ich weiß nicht, ob Gartenarbeit für mich ist. Mein Herz kann es nicht nehmen.

    Von: Ishanistarr

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    1. ScientistNormal8162 on

      This is just another day in the south this is a cicada. Wouldn’t be summer without these screamers.

    2. Till-Midnight on

      Nature is awesome!! It’s a learning experience and you will be just fine!!

    3. Early_Tailor_5326 on

      If you weren’t gardening, you wouldn’t be able to share with us this very cool photo.

    4. CypripediumGuttatum on

      There’s a reason so many sci fi shows have bug aliens as the bad guys! (Cause they look hella alien when you see them in the garden haha).

    5. Jacket_Till_Yer_Blue on

      Haha yeah get ready to be friends with all kinds of critters! I’m in zone 6A and have found snakes, frogs, moths the size of my hand.. a newt one time too! Price ya pay to play in their habitat 🙃

    6. gottagrablunch on

      This is an amazing and beautiful creature. They have a multi year lifespan (can be up to 17 years) – most of which is spent underground. They emerge, mate and the tiny ones crawl into the ground for the next cycle of growth thru seasons over multiple years. This year they will provide food for birds and other animals. Their song is the sound of summer. People do fear them but they are completely harmless despite their size and fierce appearance. Your garden (healthy soil, trees) will support them in their long cycle of life. What you do now in your garden – will help in the cycles that can last over a decade.

    7. Ha. Docile lil screamers. I have picked them up and placed them on my hat brim. Sat there and sang at me for an hour while I mowed my lawn.

    8. mollusksword on

      My kids collect the cicada shells from my garden. I have around 10 in my house right now.

    9. ittollsforthee1231 on

      It’s a beautiful cicada! Count yourself blessed to have witnessed its transformation. 💚

    10. Lamplighter914 on

      It’s possible to wear the crusty shell like a lapel on a jacket. The claws will clasp onto the fabric.

    11. A-Plant-Guy on

      Awesome!! I only get to see the exuviae after they’ve already left ☹️

    12. Nuggggggggggz on

      I use to find them annoying. Now I feel like something’s wrong if I don’t hear them.

    13. DrMegashoulders on

      Cicada molting is actually a medicinal used in Chinese medicine. Great for sore throats

    14. Stoked_Otter on

      aww he just wants to be big and gross and noisy until a bird eats him, he’s not a bad guy

    15. that-1-chick-u-know on

      Shoot, if you can’t handle a cicada, what happens when your friendly neighborhood snake shows up to keep your garden free of pests and freeloaders?

      I’ve found salamanders, lizards, snakes, multiple kinds of toads, baby bunnies, baby birds, HUGE wolf spiders laden with babies, and all manner of other critters in my garden. A couple have startled me (looking at you, mama spider), but all were left to go on their merry way.

      You get used to them, and then you respect their roles, and before you know it, you’re welcoming them like some kind of sweaty Disney Princess.

    16. deadphrank on

      That’s actually a really cool shot of one  just emerging from its shell. I think they’re still soft at this stage.

    17. You can take the skin and stick it to your shirt! We used to do that as kids

    18. I love them. Sweet little native bug just living its little life. They can’t hurt you in any way, they are extremely beneficial to the ecosystem, especially trees.
      Please dont worry about this small life

    19. My dogs love to eat them! I can hear them buzzing around in their mouths as they chomp them poor things!
      But yes, harmless…noisy, but harmless!

    20. Meh_Guevara on

      Look, if you could stand on your own exoskeleton amongst such lush greenery, wouldn’t you?

    21. i_love_lima_beans on

      I love finding the exoskeletons and seeing a cicada drying her new wings this way would be amazing – I never have.

      There are whole other worlds happening around us that we barely notice. Once you start noticing it’s endlessly fascinating.

    22. I’m just here to make sure OP understands that cicada just came out of that skin and it’s not a thing that it drained the life out of

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