Tibicen cancularis in South Yarmouth
Sightings Category: Cicadas
Tibicen cancularis in South Yarmouth
Found this little guy in my perennial garden. He was all by himself.
Date Posted: 2011-07-18 Comments: (3) Show Comments Hide Comments
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Cicada Sightings 2013
- Brood II Magicicadas in Evington, VA
- Brood II Cicadas in Front Royal, VA
- Brood II Magicicada in Manassas, VA
- Cicada Exuvia in Mill Valley, CA.
Cicada Sightings 2012
- T. canicularis in Hull, Ma.
- Tibicen canicularis in Maynard, Ma.
- Tibicen canicularis in Strafford, NH
- Tibicen lyricen cicada in Millbury, Ma.
- Tibicen Cicada Shell in Haverhill, MA
- Tibicen tibicen Cicadas from Taylorville, IL
- Tibicen Cicada Eaten by Copperhead Wagram, NC
- Tibicen Cicada Shell found in Concord, NH
- Cicada Nymph in Chester, VA
- Cicada teneral in West Boylston Ma.
- T. lyricen cicadas in Framingham, MA
- Tibicen cicada from Shelton, CT
- T. pronotalis Cicada in Moweaqua, IL
- Tibicen canicularis cicada in Framingham, MA
- Cicada Sighting in Falmouth, Ma.
- Tibicen cicada in Weare, NH
- Lyric Cicadas in Somerset, MA
- Tibicen lyricen in Brockton, MA
- Tibicen auletes from Garner, NC
- Cast off cicada nymph shells in Shrewsbury, Ma
- Tibicen tenerals in Framingham, Ma
- Tibicen canicularis in Sanford, ME
- Cicadetta calliope from Wagrams, NC
- Tibicen pruinosus cicada in Topeka, KS
- Diceroprocta in Pompano Beach, FL
- Paralyzed cicadas in Gainesville, GA
- Tibicen auletes in Raleigh, NC
- Okanagana species from Aliso Viejo, CA
- Neocicada in Loma Linda, MO
- Brood XIV Straggler from Marston Mills, Ma.
- Neocicada in Lehigh Acres, FL
- Neocicada in Fort Meyers, FL
- Tibicen australis in Alva, FL.
Cicada Sightings 2011
- Tibicen cicada in Bath, ME
- Tibicen canicularis in Rochester NH
- More Tibicen auriferus from Kansas
- Cicada vs Mantid in North Vernon, IN
- Tibicen Cicada in Clarksville, TN
- Tibicen lyricen in Vernon, CT
- Cicada Sighting in Scarborough, ME
- Tibicen canicularis from Everett, MA
- Tibicen auriferus in Topeka, KS
- Tibicen Cicada in Salem, NH
- Tibicen tibicen found in Lake St. Louis, MO
- Tibicen tibicen in Brooklyn, NY
- Tibicen canicularis from Brockton, MA
- A Tibcen canicularis from Scituate, MA
- T. canicularis in Taunton, Ma.
- Tibicen auletes in Winslow, AR
- T. pruinosus teneral in Topeka, KS
- Tibicen canicularis in West Haven, CT
- Tibicen exuvia from Rehoboth, MA
- Tibicen linnei in Dix Hills, NY
- Tibicen pronotalis in Batavia, OH
- Quesada gigas Cicada in San Antonio, TX
- Tibicen auletes in Maryville, TN
- Tibicen canicularis in Keene, NH
- Tibicen robinsonianus in O'Fallon, MO
- T. canicularis sighting in Beverly, MA
- Late emerging Brood XIX Magicicada Taylorville, IL
- Cross-Species Mating in O'Fallon, MO
- Tibicen pruinosus Female from O'Fallon, MO
- Tibicen dorsatus in Dunkel, IL
- Tibicen lyricen cicada in Lynn, MA
- Tibicen superbus Cicada in Austin, TX
- Tibicen pronotalis teneral in Moweaqua, IL
- Another Tibicen cicada from Dardenne Prairie, MO
- Tibicen lyricen cicada from Grafton, MA
- Tibicen species from Smyrna, TN
- Mating T. pruinosus cicadas from Topeka, KS
- More Tibicen robinsonianus from Litchfield, IL
- Tibicen canicularis cicadas in Adams, MA.
- Smashed Tibicen canicularis from Woburn, Ma.
- Tibicen canicularis in Augusta, ME
- Tibicen pruinosus in Taylorville, IL
- Tibicen pruinosus in Topeka, KS
- Tibicen robinsonianus in Litchfield, Il
- Tibicen lyricen sighting in O'Fallon, MO
- Tibicen auletes in Richmond, VA
- Tibicen lyricen in Topeka, KS
- Okanagana Cicada in Sacramento, CA
- T. pronotalis in Dardenne Prairie, MO
- Okanagana Cicada Species in San Carlos, CA
- Tibicen cancularis in South Yarmouth
- Tibicen lyricen in Norton, MA
- T. pruinosus from Dardenne Prairie, MO.
- Tibicen tibicen from Newport News, VA
- T. canicularis from Westford, MA
- T. tibicen at Dardenne Prarie, MO.
- Multiple Tibicens from Taylorville Lake, Illinois
- More Tibicen Tenerals from Blue Springs, MO
- Tibicen teneral from Rensselaer, NY
- Tibicen and Magicicada Exuvia Blue Springs, MO
- Cicadetta calliope in Pana, Illinois
- Tibicen teneral Sighting from Blue Springs, MO
- Okanagana sighting in Ventura, CA
- Mating and Ovipositing Cicadas Dardenne Prairie, MO.
- Brood XIX in Moscow Mills, MO
- M. neotredecim in Lake St. Charles, MO
- M. tredecula found in Blue Springs, MO
- Brood XIX Cicadas in Rome, GA
- Brood XIX Ramping Up in Blue Springs MO
- Brood XIX Magicicadas in Chattanooga, TN
- More from Blue Springs, MO
- Brood XIX Dardenne Prairie, MO
- Brood XIX Emerging in Springfield, IL
- Update from Blue Springs, MO
- Magicicadas in Antioch, TN
- More Mature Nymphs found in Eureka, MO
- Brood XIX Tenerals Found In Kirkwood, MO
- Nymphs Emerging in Eureka, MO
- Large Magicicada Nymph Shelbyville, IL
- Brood XIX In Marshall, AR
- Immature Brood XIX Nymphs Bethany, IL
- More Immature Nymphs from Decatur, IL
- Brood XIX Cicadas in Woodbury, TN
- Mass Emergence in Murfreesboro, TN
- Immature Nymphs in Blue Springs, MO
- Brood XIX Activity in Hartselle, AL
- Brood XIX in Huntsville, AL
- Brood XIX Report from Williamsburg, VA
- Brood XIX Cicadas in Athens, GA
- Periodical Cicadas from LaGrange, GA
- Brood XIX from Wayside, GA
- Magicicadas at Lake Jordan, NC
- More Brood XIX from Pittsboro Area
- Periodical cicadas in Raleigh, NC
- Brood XIX Pittsboro Area, N.C.
- Brood XIX Periodicals in Donalds, SC
- Brood XIX Going Strong in Pineville, NC
Cicada Sightings 2010
- Cicada in Worcester MA
- Cicadas in North Attleboro, MA
- Tibicen tibicen on Cape Cod, MA
- Tibicen canicularis in Tremont, ME
- Tibicen exuvia in Coventry, RI
- Tibicen canicularis in Epping, NH
- Cicada Sighting in Port Washington, NY
- Tibicen tibicen in Wethersfield CT
- Cicada Sighting in Higganum, CT
- Tibicen lyricens in Lunenburg, MA
- Cicadas in California
Cicada Sightings 2009
- More Cicadas from Wallingford, CT
- Cicada Sighted in Clinton, MA
- Cicada from Wallingford, CT
- Cicada Sighting in Georgetown, MA
- Cicada Sighting in Ozark, AL
- Tibicen linnei in New Canaan, CT
- Cicada Sighting in Appleton, WI
- Cicadas in Newton Upper Falls, MA
- Cicada Sighted in Randolph, MA
- Cicadas in Framingham, MA
- Cicada Sighting in Uncasville, CT
- Cicadas in Danbury, CT
- Cicada Sighted in Attleboro, MA
- Tibicen auletes in Charleston, SC
- Cicadas in Brentwood, NH
- Tibicen tibicen in West Hartford, CT
- Cicada Sighting in Brockton, MA
- T. superbus in Sugar Land, TX
- Cicada Sighted in Groton, MA
- Brood XIV Stragglers from Batavia, OH
- Emergence Holes in Newburyport, MA
- Emergence Holes in Engelwood, CO
Cicada Sightings 2008
- Cicada from Northampton, MA
- Cicada Sighted in Florence, MA
- Cicada Sighting in Suffolk, VA
- Cicadas from Livonia, MI
- Cicada found in Millinocket, ME
- Tibicen Cicada from New Salem, MA
- Tibicen Cicada from Cotuit, MA
- Cicada Sighting in Clinton, MA
- Cicada from Chicopee, MA
- Cicada Sighting in Berwick, ME
- Tibicen Cicada in Weymouth, MA
- Cicada Sighting in Athol, MA
- Tibicen Cicada from Hensley, AR
- Cicada Sighting from Ludlow, MA
- Brood XIV Cicadas from Cotuit, MA
- Cicada Sighting from Tewksbury, MA
- Tibicen Exuviae from Jacksboro, TN
- Brood XIV at Quashnet Forest Reserve
- Brood XIV at Veterans National Cemetery
- More Brood XIV Cicadas in Mashpee, MA
- Brood XIV Periodicals in Sandwich, MA
- Deformed Magicicadas - Mashpee, MA
- Brood XIV Periodicals from Dix Hills, NY
- White-eyed Periodical from Forestdale, MA
- Magicicada Brood XIV - Forestdale, MA
- Brood XIV - Smokey MTNS, TN
- Early Periodical Cicadas - Dix Hills, NY
- Cicadas in Hollister, CA
Cicada Sightings 2007
- Cicada Sighting in Rye, NH
- T. canicularis in Tewksbury, MA
- Cicada Sighting - Bethany, IL
- Tibicen linnei in Columbia, MD
- Tibicen dorsatus from Pana, IL
- Cicada from Belmont, MA
- Cicada Report from Topsham, ME
- Cicadas in Carlisle, IA
- Cicada Sighted in Attleboro, MA
- Tibicen cicada from Parsonsfield, ME
- Cicadas in Worcester, MA
- Cicada Spotted in Lake Luzerne, NY
- Cicadas in Southborough, MA
- Cicada in Watertown, MA
- Cicada Sighting - Belchertown, MA
- Cicada Report from Ashland, MA
- Cicada Sighting - Ottawa, Canada
- Cicadas in Glen Cove, NY
- Cicada Sighting - Stevensville, MD
- Cicada Sighting - Swansea, MA
- 4 Cicada Species, Edinburg, IL
- Cicada in Niantic, CT
- First Report Cicada from Milford, MA
- Cicadas in Seminoe Mountains, WY
- Brood XIII Cicadas - Homewood, IL
- Brood XIII Magicicada in Chicago, IL.
- Early Brood XIV - Loveland, OH
- First Exuvium - Batavia, OH
- Chimney's in Loveland Ohio
Cicada Sightings 2006
- Cicadas in Lake Charles, LA
- T. auletes Variations - Kansas
- More Cicada Sightings in Kansas
- Cicada Sightings in Illinois
- Tibicen tibicen Philadelphia, Pa.
- Cicada Images from Concord, MA.
- Cicada Report Wilmington, MA.
- Cicada Sighting in Wellfleet, Ma.
- Cicada Sighting - Shrewsbury, MA.
- Cicada Sighting - Marlborough, MA.
- Okanagana in Washington State
- Cicada Sighting Northwest, CT
- Early Magicicada Emergence in Hingham, MA
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Brood I Information
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Brood XIX Information
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Comments
Posted By: Massachusetts Cicadas | On: 2011-07-18 | Website:
Hi Lisa,
Thanks for the photos of a Tibicen canicularis cicada and thanks for providing the second photo with a ruler for scale. I can tell by looking at this specimen a few things. One, is that it is a female because it lacks the timbal covers located at the base of the abdomen. Second, this little female seems to have had a terrible time during the molting process and the forewings which enable it to fly did not form properly. Probably because it tried to molt in your garden and did not allow for adequate space for its wings to expand properly.
Thanks very much for sharing.
Posted By: lisa | On: 2077-07-18 | Website:
Thank you for all the info. I was curious about the wing as it was shorter than the other and it did look like she had something attached to her body at the wing. I thought she was injured or possibly molting. I have never seen one, so it was nice to see her up close and she was gone in the a.m. I hope she is ok :)
Posted By: Massachusetts Cicadas | On: 2011-07-18 | Website:
Hi Lisa,
Cicadas have 4 wings. To long front forewings and to smaller hind wings. It is the fully formed hind wings you are seeing in the photos.
Unfortunately, without the ability of flight, this little cicada would be a great food source for animals that prey on cicadas like birds and other insects.