A kite shaped like a horse, a cicada-filled Baltimore world, and a black-and-white aesthetic almost perversely hooked on its own disaffected weirdness - writer/director Albert Birney's "OBEX" is a ...

Brood XIV cicadas are distinguished by their black and orange coloring, unlike the green annual cicadas that appear every summer. Brood XIV are expected to emerge this year in Georgia, Kentucky ...

Cicadas of Brood XIV will begin to emerge from the underground in 13 states across the country this spring, according to cicada expert Gene Kritsky.

Annual cicadas have a green coloring but periodical cicadas are black and orange, Jody Gangloff-Kaufmann, an entomologist and associate director at the New York State Integrated Pest Management ...

The specific brood will have more black and orange on it ... more closely related to aphids. Periodical cicadas are best eaten when they are still white and they taste like cold canned asparagus.

It’s that time again: cicada time. Billions of the flying bugs are expected to pop out of the ground this spring and hum across the southern and eastern U.S. The red-eyed group known as Brood XIV is ...

According to WGN 9, a white fungus called Massospora cicadina is what affects male cicadas and causes the issues. The fungus only targets 13- and 17-year periodical cicadas, per the outlet ...