RETURN OF THE CICADAS
periodical cicadas,brood X,trillions of cicadas,bug wars,15 states with cicadas emerging,spotted lanternflies
#252465
06/10/21
by Randall Enos
BLACK FRIDAY PARKING LOT
black Friday, madness, malls, shopping mall, stores, sales, shoppers, shopping, Christmas, early shoppers, door busters, stampede, crowded, jammed, gridlock, parking lots, bustle, hustle, presents, gifts, specials, long lines, parking spaces
#171983
11/23/15
by Dave Granlund
CICADAS EMERGE
trillions of insects, flying bugs,13year broods, largest of all periodical cicadas, coemerge with 17year brood xii, these two groups are adjacent, midwest and southeast,ohio, chicago, illinois,noisy,crowded bar, drinking,life cycle,crawling,arrival
#285080
05/14/24
by Peter Kuper
CICADA FUTURE
brood x, periodical cicadas, insect, extinction, interview, prospects, office work, money, salary, timeclock, cubicle,zoom, arthropods, wings, larva, molt, metamorphosis, trees, sap, temperature, degrees, chorusing, noise, sound, mating, locust, future
#258480
12/31/21
by Peter Kuper
CICADAS REEMERGE
trnd,Cicadas,reemerge after 17 years,lockdown,Brood X,insect world,huge swarms,underground,bugs,shed their exoskeletons,pandemic,social distancing,isolation,COVID-19,emerge in many states,cause damage to growth,periodical,coming brood,creepy crawly,comeback
#251070
04/28/21
by Dave Whamond
LEED CERTIFIED BUILDINGS
Leadership,environment,environmental,ecology,ecological,standards,design,designs,architecture,architects,store,stores,mall,malls,chains,corporate,recreational,wilderness,equipment,incorporated,car,cars,automobiles,motor,vehicles,parking,lots,transport
#168774
09/13/15
by Andy Singer
LOCAL FL SCRUB JAY SQUEEZE
Scrub Jay threatened species development growth habitat loss
#6092
03/22/04
by Jeff Parker
MONARCH BUTTERFLIES RETURN
monarch butterflies, global warming, habitat loss, border crossings, nuclear power, sun, solar, adaptation, migration, cars, pollution, autos, gas, carbon footprint, highways, flight, forest, mexico, preserve, extinction, comeback, insects
#264035
06/15/22
by Peter Kuper













