What You See Is What You Get. This is a journal blog, an explore-blog, a bit of this and that blog. Sharing where the mood takes me. Perhaps it will take you too.
Cicada season here - so loud and so plentiful you can even here them if you drive down state highway 1 (at speed) with windows down. They are like a bad case if tinnitis day and night.
Cicada? For a moment I thought it was a cockroach, which is definitely a no-no for me ... Cicadas aren't very common here in Bengaluru, at least in the city where I live; but they are very common in our hometown (Mallappally) near Tiruvalla which is a quiet countryside with lots of trees.
Hari Om to be honest, I think this does look more like a cocky than a cica, though that's what I asked for... but it still served as a post filler! Yxx
crickets and cicadas are my worst nightmare, they drive me nuts. one cricket in the house will keep me up all night. not the kind of chirp I like to hear for sure.
I am not a fan of bugs especially those that jump and go chirp in the night about the time I get to bed. I have a cricket story I've told before...Maybe I should tell it again. We have camel crickets here and to say the jump is an understatement Hugs cecilia
Cicada season here - so loud and so plentiful you can even here them if you drive down state highway 1 (at speed) with windows down. They are like a bad case if tinnitis day and night.
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DeleteAs I live with day and night tinnitus, I'd welcome a dose of cicada song to drown it! Yxx
Cicada? For a moment I thought it was a cockroach, which is definitely a no-no for me ... Cicadas aren't very common here in Bengaluru, at least in the city where I live; but they are very common in our hometown (Mallappally) near Tiruvalla which is a quiet countryside with lots of trees.
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Deleteto be honest, I think this does look more like a cocky than a cica, though that's what I asked for... but it still served as a post filler! Yxx
Chirpy!
ReplyDeletethey always remind me of the pinocchio story ;O)
ReplyDeleteI'll chirp back! Take care, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteat least with cicadas you know what the thermometer has hit when they start...or don't stop...
ReplyDeletecrickets and cicadas are my worst nightmare, they drive me nuts. one cricket in the house will keep me up all night.
ReplyDeletenot the kind of chirp I like to hear for sure.
It looks like a cricket to me.
ReplyDeleteSure looks more like a cricket to me. Definitely not a cicada.
ReplyDeleteI am not a fan of bugs especially those that jump and go chirp in the night about the time I get to bed.
ReplyDeleteI have a cricket story I've told before...Maybe I should tell it again. We have camel crickets here and to say the jump is an understatement
Hugs cecilia
Hah!
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