1. Cyber Import Catalog - Netsuke Insect nstk142 cicada insect on Leaf. This is a well carved netsuke thatfeatures a cicada insect. Its wings are carved with great detail. http://www.cyberimport.com/catalog/netsuke/insect.htm

Home Contents Catalog Order ... Zoo INSECT NETSUKE IMAGE Thumb Nail Listing Title: Linked to larger image Description: Order # Retail Cost: NS = no retail stock, wholesale Ships From: Weight: Size: Inch nsbw240: Cicada on Leaf China 2" nsbw296: Cicada on Bamboo China 2" nsbw297: Cicada on Bamboo China 2" nsiw148: Cicada on Leaf This well carved netsuke features a cicada on a leaf. Nice detail on wings. Leaf carved quite thin, but still strong because of ironwood. Glass inlay eyes. Cord holes on bottom. NS China 7/8" x 2 3/8" x 1 1/2" nsiw171: Cicada NS China nsiw421: Cicada Bamboo #421 This well carved netsuke features a cicada on bamboo. NS China 2" nsiw422: Cicada Bamboo #422 This well carved netsuke features a cicada on bamboo. NS China 2" nstk125: Cicada This is a well carved netsuke featuring a cicada. Lots of detail in it veined wings, legs, and body. NS China 7/8" x 2 5/8" x 1" nstk142: Cicada Insect on Leaf This is a well carved netsuke that features a cicada insect. Its wings are carved with great detail. If faces the stem end of thin leaf. NS China 7/8" x 1" x 2 3/8"

2. Preferences View in LB, cicada insect on Oak Leaf Related Images More by thisArtist Artist Portfolio Cicada bug resting on Oak Leaf. A http://www.iv-stock.com/ivstock/search.asp?Range=Auto&Terms=insect-common millip

3. Preferences IV Stock 147005 17712. View in LB, cicada insect on Oak Leaf Related Images More by this Artist Artist Portfolio Cicada bug resting on Oak Leaf. http://www.iv-stock.com/ivstock/search.asp?Range=Auto&Terms=Leaf Hopper - Bug

4. The Ultimate Guide - WebCrawler 17 Year Cicada. cicada insect. Cicada Sound. Periodical Cicada http://www.webcrawler.com/cgi-bin/WebQuery?searchText=Cicadas

5. Part II - Diseases, Pests And Natural Enemies - Periodical Cicada Insect and Mite Pests in Pennsylvania. Periodical Cicada. The periodical cicada,Magicicada septemdecim, is a large flying insect with a unique life history. http://tfpg.cas.psu.edu/part2/part22bbb.htm

6. Entomology Index: Insect Sounds Iowa State Entomology Index insect Sounds Biohaven insect Sound Gallery Fly, crickets, cicadas, hissing cockroach, mosquito, wasp and more cicada songs from Borneo Cricket Science audio clips of crickets and cockroaches http://www.ent.iastate.edu/list/insect_sounds.html

Iowa State Entomology Index: Insect Sounds Biohaven Insect Sound Gallery Fly, crickets, cicadas, hissing cockroach, mosquito, wasp and more Cicada songs from Borneo Cricket Science audio clips of crickets and cockroaches Digitized Sounds of Insect Movement, Feeding, and Communication Library of sounds used in studies of acoustic detection/identification(soil insects, termites, mosquitoes), and sounds used in studies of insect communication (fruit flies, Pyralidae) INRA Editions Noisy Insects (note that these are audio CDs, not CD-ROMs) INRA Editions (route de St Cyr - 78026 Versailles cedex - fax +33 1 30 8334 49) has two CD titles in its catalog, both of them devoted to noisy insects. These titles are: X0001: Insect noise in stored foodstuff, by A.J Andrieu and F.Fleurat-Lessard (text apparently in English and French; booklet ?) X0002: Entomophonia, a new title with commented (French) sounds from 59 insect species + descriptive booklet and photographs, also in French. Mosquito buzzing Analysis of mosquito wingbeat sound (.wav format) Orthoptera of the Netherlands Book

7. Insects Photocd Produced By Corel (insect;spider;web;dew;) thumbnail. 35051 cicada. (insect;cicada;grass;branch;) thumbnail http://www.emsps.com/photocd/corel/35000.htm

Insects. Corel Photo CD #35000, $ 39.99 The following is a list of the photos on Corel's "Insects" Photo CD. To see 799 other Corel Photo CDs available for sale from EMS, click here. To buy this CD, please read our ordering instructions . Specific photos are available via email (as backup to physical CD) for $5 each when you purchase the physical CD containing the photo. Corel puts thumbnails of some of their photo CDs online. If they are available this link will show them. 35000 - Praying Mantis. (insect;mantis;flower;grass;) thumbnail 35001 - Praying Mantis on purple loosestrife. (insect;mantis;flower;closeup;) thumbnail 35002 - Sphinx Moth Caterpillar parasitized by Braconid Wasps. (insect;moth;caterpillar;wasps;) thumbnail 35003 - Apple Sphinx Moth. (insect;moth;grass;wings;) thumbnail 35004 - Moth on range hawkweed. (insect;moth;flower;grass;) thumbnail 35005 - Moth. (insect;moth;head;closeup;) thumbnail 35006 - Underwing Moth. (insect;moth;underwing;wood;) thumbnail 35007 - Luna Moth. (insect;moth;wings;dirt;) thumbnail 35008 - Ladybug Beetle. (insects;beetle;ladybug;flower;)

8. Cyber Import Catalog - Figurine Insect cvbw007 cicada. Here is a larger, handcarved boxwood cicada. Over fourinches long, which puts it out of netsuke category. cvjd013 cicada. http://www.cyberimport.com/catalog/carving/figurine_insect.htm

Home Contents Catalog Order ... Zoo INSECT FIGURINE IMAGE Thumb Nail Listing Title: Linked to larger image Description: Order # Retail Cost: NS = no retail stock, wholesale Ships From: Weight: Size: Inch cvbw007: Cicada Here is a larger, hand-carved boxwood cicada. Over four inches long, which puts it out of netsuke category. Eyes of glass inlay. From one of the top carvers in China. China 4 1/8" x 1 7/8" x 1 7/8" cvcl080: Cicada ~ 2pc Set China 3 1/4" x 1 3/8" x 1 3/8" cvjd013: Cicada NS China 2 3/4" x 1 3/8" x 3/4" Please email us with your order, questions, or comments. Last modified Apr 2, 2003 Go to top

9. Cicadas - Seven Year Locus - Insect Collections And Specimens cicada speciosa in 6 x 8 double glass frame No. LA536G1. LA536-G2. Only$79.95, cicada speciosa in 6 x 8 plain black frame. No. LA536-PL. http://www.einsteins-emporium.com/life/specimens/la536.htm

Specimens Home Mounted Bats Ostrich Eggs Butterflies ... Seashells / Mollusks Also see Insect Reference Insect Collecting Insect Replicas Activity Kits Elsewhere Books on Insects Insect Posters Cicadas, Page 1 Cicada are insects of the order Homoptera. They are medium to large (0.8 to 2 inches), have two pairs of membranous wings, prominent compound eyes, and three simple eyes (ocelli). Most of the species belong to the family Cicadidae. Male cicadas produce loud noises by vibrating membranes (timbals) near the base of the abdomen. Most North American cicadas produce rhythmical ticks, buzzes, or whines, although in some species the "song" is musical. About 1,500 species of cicadas are known; most are tropical and they occur in deserts, grasslands, and forests. In addition to the dog-day cicada ( Tibicen and others) that appears yearly in midsummer, there are also periodic cicadas. Among the most fascinating and best-known are the 17-year cicada (often erroneously called the 17-year locust) and the 13-year cicada (

10. Insect Classification - Science Kit And Boreal Laboratories 1. Termites 2. Butterfly 3. Grasshopper 4. Fleas 5. Bees 6. Ladybugs 7. Fly 8. cicada. insect Classification insect classification, insects classification http://redirect-west.inktomi.com/click?u=http://feedpoint.net/r/redir.jsp%3Fengi

11. MSN Learning & Research - Search Results - Cicada cicada, insect widespread in tropical to temperate regions; in the United States cicadas are most abundant in the East http://encarta.msn.com/teleport/fromTools/find.asp?brand=elibrary&q1=cicada

12. Cicada Mania Weblog / Message Board A cicada and Magicicada Weblog / Message Board http//www.starleigh.net/traver/insect. jpg Traver, Salinas, California (near Monterey). Is this a cicada? http://www.dancentury.com/cicada/cicadamail.shtml

Postcards! Frequently Asked Questions Cicada Links Message Board ... Home Cicada Books In Ohio's BackyardPeriodical Cicadas by Gene Kritsky! The Cicadas of the Fiji, Samoa and Tonga Islands, Their Taxonomy and Biogeography by J.P. Duffels The Cicadas of Mt. Bosavi and the Kikori Basin, Southern Papua New Guines by A. J. De Boer Cicada Sing-Song (Nature Close-Ups) by Densey Clyne Cicadas and Aphids : What They Have in Common by Sara Swan Miller Weblog / Message Board Archive Now sorted by date! Live Leave your message! Brood XXIII in E. Arkansas, SE Missouri and W. Tennessee Date: Monday, Apr/8/2002 Message: Brood XXIII should emerge here within the next minth. Can hardly wait. Check out my newly-remodeled Cicadas of Arkansas site at http://www.angelfire.com/ar/urobbie/cicada.html and it shouldn't surprise you... =) Nick, Arkansas NEW ADDRESS FOR CICADA INFO!!!! Date: Saturday, Mar/30/2002 Message: IT'S MARCH 30TH, 2002, AND TOO EARLY FOR ANY SIGHTINGS. BUT IT'S TIME TO UPDATE MY EMAIL ADDRESS SO ANYONE WANTING TO SEND ME THAT CICADA INFO., OR ANYTHING ELSE FOR THAT MATTER CAN DO IT. THE SEPTEMBER 11TH SITUATION HAD IT COMING, I HAD IT COMING!!! THE WORLD TRADE CENTER HAD SIGNIFICANCE FOR ME THAT I DID NOT RECOGNIZE!!! I'VE BEEN THERE A NUMBER OF TIMES OVER THE YEARS!! I HAVE GONE BY "THE TURKEY" FOR SOME TIME NOW, BUT IT'S TIME FOR A BIG CHANGE!!! FORGET MY OLD ADDRESS, AND SEND ALL CICADA INFO. OR OTHER CORRESPONDENCE TO: "twintowersturkey@intouchmi.com" KERMIT SIMON, THE "TWIN TOWERS TURKEY"

13. Iowa State Entomology Image Gallery Extensive collection of insect images.Category Science Biology Animalia Arthropoda insecta...... Entomology Department Image Gallery insect Zoo Iowa insect Notes Entomology Index mummy;Aphids and molted skins; Aphids on corn tassel. cicadas Periodical cicada; http://www.ent.iastate.edu/imagegal/

Previews: Off On Entomology Department Image Gallery Insect Zoo ... Entomology Image Gallery Iowa State Entomology Image Gallery Ants, Bees and Wasps Sphecid Wasps Thread-waisted Wasps Beetles ... Iowa State University Entomology Department . Last modified May 25, 2001 by John VanDyk

14. Untitled 1. Search engine Excite Key word cicada, insect Results cicada songs from Borneo URL http// www. de/ data/ zoology/ riede/ cicad http://shrike.depaul.edu/~yveksler/hw2/hw2-1.txt

15. Homoptera Fossil Insect Gallery Homoptera Fossil insect Gallery, Return to Fossil Museum home page. cicadainsect, Order Homoptera cicada. Go to insect Classification Page, http://www.fossilmuseum.net/Fossil_Galleries/Insect_Galleries_by_Order/Homoptera

Homoptera Fossil Insect Gallery Cicada Insect Classification Page The Homopterans are believed to have appeared during the Permian -time, and are therefore quite ancient in origin. They are today a large group of some 30,000 species that includes cicadas, planthoppers, leafhoppers, aphids, scales; their common claim to fame is that they suck on plants. A magnificent, 10 mm planthopper in Colombian amber. A homely Homopteran (2 mm) in amber. Mottled leafhopper in amber Jurassic Planthopper; Family: Fulgaridae. Liaoning Province China. Courtesy: FossilMall.com Jurassic Cicada from Liaoning Province China. Courtesy: FossilMall.com Froghopper, or spittlebug in amber, family Cercopidae. A 6 mm froghopper in amber. family Cercopidae. Heavenly 10 mm Plant Hopper.

16. Cicadas - Seven Year Locus - Insect Collections And Specimens cicada speciosa in 6 x 8 double glass frame No. LA636G1. LA636-G2. Only$79.95, cicada speciosa in 6 x 8 plain black frame. No. LA536-PL. http://www.arthropod.net/la536.htm

Arthropods Home Page Reference Science Kits Collections ... Fun Stuff Elsewhere Books on Arthropods Arthropod Posters Cicadas, Page 1 Cicada are insects of the order Homoptera. They are medium to large (0.8 to 2 inches), have two pairs of membranous wings, prominent compound eyes, and three simple eyes (ocelli). Most of the species belong to the family Cicadidae. Male cicadas produce loud noises by vibrating membranes (timbals) near the base of the abdomen. Most North American cicadas produce rhythmical ticks, buzzes, or whines, although in some species the "song" is musical. About 1,500 species of cicadas are known; most are tropical and they occur in deserts, grasslands, and forests. In addition to the dog-day cicada ( Tibicen and others) that appears yearly in midsummer, there are also periodic cicadas. Among the most fascinating and best-known are the 17-year cicada (often erroneously called the 17-year locust) and the 13-year cicada ( Magicicada ). These species occur in large numbers in chronologically and geographically isolated broods.

17. Insect Collecting And Preserving Bees Wasps. Beetles. cicada. Grasshoppers. Millipedes. Walking Sticks. Spiders Scorpions. Mounted Snakes. Sealife. Seashells / Mollusks. Also see. insect Reference. http://www.arthropod.net/specimens/Insects.htm

Specimens Home Mounted Bats Ostrich Eggs Butterflies ... Seashells / Mollusks Also see Insect Reference Insect Collecting Insect Replicas Activity Kits Elsewhere Books on Insects Insect Posters Insect Specimens This section is devoted to mounted specimens of the true insects, other than the Butterflies and Moths, which are listed separately. Insects are arthropods (animals with external skeletons). In addition to the insects, the arthropods include This graphic simulates a Riker Mount used for displaying insects. Beetles Cicada Grasshoppers Walking Sticks ... Dragonflies Riker Style Mount Also in Life On Earth Butterflies Moth are listed separately Science Kits Collecting Mounting Replicas ... Fun Stuff Elsewhere Books on Insects Insect Posters Feenixx Web-Shops.net stores: Anatomy-Resources.com

18. Insect Division Home Page cicada PAGES. Great Lakes Entomology Resources. KEY TO LARVAL ODONATA. MICHIGANODONATA SURVEY. DATABASES. New insect Biology Course for Fall, 2003. http://insects.ummz.lsa.umich.edu/

Insect Division Museum of Zoology 1109 Geddes Avenue The University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1079 Phone: 734-764-0471 Fax: 734-763-4080 What's New? Curators and Staff Graduate Students Facilities and Collections Taxonomic Holdings Arthropod Pictures Archive Historical Review ... Animal Diversity Web This site has been up since Aug. 03, 1995. To the UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN About our webserver, etc. Questions or comments about our site? Contact the webmaster!

19. Cicadas Of Michigan This page illustrates the ten cicada species known from the state of Michigan. Alsokeep in mind that insect sounds vary with temperature, particularly in http://insects.ummz.lsa.umich.edu/fauna/Michigan_Cicadas/Michigan/Index.html

The University Of Michigan Museum of Zoology Insect Division Cicadas of Michigan Page About Cicadas: About This Page: This page illustrates the ten cicada species known from the state of Michigan. The pictures show (from left to right) male dorsal view, male ventral view, female dorsal view, and female ventral view. The scale in the photographs is 1 cm long. Click below each picture to hear male calling songs of each species [8-bit 22kHz AIFF or WAV]. We have provided whole calling songs when possible; species with very long repetitive songs are represented by a smaller fragment to keep the file size manageable. Also keep in mind that insect sounds vary with temperature, particularly in temporal qualities. See the Diceroprocta vitripennis and Tibicen linnei calling song samples below for examples of temperature effect. Identification: You can scroll down this page to identify a cicada specimen, or you can click here to use modified versions of the dichotomous identification keys included in Alexander et al. (1972). The photographs, sound files, and keys in this web resource cannot be considered to be a substitute for the opinion of a trained entomologist; they should be used for tentative identification only. No two specimens of a species are identical, and variation in cicadas of such characters as coloration patterns and size can be substantial. Note: The cicadas featured on this page have wide distributions, with geographic variation in song and appearance. Some of the songs and specimens on this page were obtained from outside the state of Michigan and thus may differ slightly from typical Michigan specimens, although any such differences are unlikely to cause confusion among these species. Colors (especially green) may not be accurate, due to the photographic process used and the state of preservation of the museum specimens.

20. Insect Jewelry From Luna Parc: Cicada cicada in combination of Sterling Silver and Bronze; $220 Size 45mm overall length Clickhere to return to the Mostly Mechanical insect Jewelry Collection. http://www.lunaparc.com/cicada.htm

Click the image above for an enlarged and more detailed view. Cicada in combination of Sterling Silver and Bronze; Size 45mm overall length Wingspan 95mm Moving parts include head, thorax, front wings, hind wings Click here to order this or any item on the Luna Parc website. Click here to return to the Mostly Mechanical Insect Jewelry Collection Please take a moment to look at these other Luna Parc attractions on the Web: Miniatures as Jewelry Schedule of Shows and Exhibits Hand Crafted Thimbles Animal Jewelry Interior Design Ricky's Bio Luna Parc Virtual Reality Tour Thanks for visiting Luna Parc on the web! If you have questions or comments on anything you see here, please e-mail Luna Parc . Ricky answers all the e-mail personally. Luna Parc is located in rural Sussex County New Jersey. Mailing Address: 22 De Groat Road Montague, NJ 07827 Please e-mail or phone 973/948-2160 if you have questions or comments on this website or Ricky's creations. This site has been created and maintained by Edesigns, Inc. To view their portfolio of other winning websites, or to find out how Edesigns can benefit your company, e-mail Luna Parc's Webmaster.

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