Cicadas are coming out in select areas. Here are links to some recipes.

How do they taste? How many do you get in take-out? Do they go good with beer?

Lummy wrote:How do they taste? How many do you get in take-out? Do they go good with beer?

Beer goes will everything, But dont take that as an endorsement for cicadas

vege57 wrote:

HawkTheSlayer wrote:Noisy buggars in the woods around here. Lol

If you want to see some noisy cicadas go to Australia , they are fucken monsters and make a god awful racket  

They crayzy. Around here,

i hope the brown brood eleven wins. that would be wonderfull

jirqoadai wrote:i hope the brown brood eleven wins. that would be wonderfull

""Periodic cicadas ++

They wont , because if you look at when the year 7's , 13's and 17's come out , mathematically they will only coincide every couple of hundred years , this is the reason they have remained individually different ,,

vege57 wrote:

jirqoadai wrote:i hope the brown brood eleven wins. that would be wonderfull

""Periodic cicadas ++

They wont , because if you look at when the year 7's , 13's and 17's come out , mathematically they will only coincide every couple of hundred years , this is the reason they have remained individually different ,,

you dont understand. i want the browns to take over their atea to the point where if you wish to walk on the sidewalk, you must clear the way with a broom first. i guess after locust would be frogs, then smallpox, and at the very end, the select few could escape after God parts lake michigan for them.

jirqoadai wrote:

vege57 wrote:

jirqoadai wrote:i hope the brown brood eleven wins. that would be wonderfull

""Periodic cicadas ++

They wont , because if you look at when the year 7's , 13's and 17's come out , mathematically they will only coincide every couple of hundred years , this is the reason they have remained individually different ,,

you dont understand. i want the browns to take over their atea to the point where if you wish to walk on the sidewalk, you must clear the way with a broom first. i guess after locust would be frogs, then smallpox, and at the very end, the select few could escape after God parts lake michigan for them.

You may want that outcome ,but it is out of your hands , nature has been working on this for a while, Cicadas aren't locusts , and you have more chance of getting herpes than of God parting lake Michigan lol

its out of my hands...........whatever make you happy skippy. ( if youve yet to notice, every single weekend so far this year since febuary at least part of it has been rained on in saugus ma. ) yeah. its out of my hands.

jirqoadai wrote:its out of my hands...........whatever make you happy skippy. ( if youve yet to notice, every single weekend so far this year since febuary at least part of it has been rained on in saugus ma. ) yeah. its out of my hands.

BigJ  I'm a New Zealander, not an Australian ,And not offended ,

Every year, I come across one or two cicadas that are alone and usually dead.

What's up with that? Is it evolution?