Actually it is educational. I thought cicadas had been extirpated in Flushing. The most famous area for the so-called locusts is an part of Staten Island that hasn't yet been cemented over.
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Actually it is educational. I thought cicadas had been extirpated in Flushing. The most famous area for the so-called locusts is an part of Staten Island that hasn't yet been cemented over.
No wonder for a few years I never heard or seen any. As I type this right now(9:28 am) I can here them doing what they do...
These things are all over my backyard...and have been for years.
I thought they were photos of the Commissar demonstrating his love of trees and open spaces.
Now I realize that the Commissar only wishes he were that good looking.
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