The poor poor Mulberry tree
@Scarred4Lyfe (825)
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@marguicha (227780)
• Chile
15 May 24
I can understand him. They are noisy and gross. They are Biblical pests.
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@kareng (77304)
• United States
18 May 24
@marguicha The noise has finally quietened down some here. It's been pretty loud for at least the last 2 weeks.
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@Juliaacv (54140)
• Canada
16 May 24
@Scarred4Lyfe Maybe the smoke from the wildfires burning here will float down and drive the pesky things away.
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@Scarred4Lyfe (825)
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15 May 24
I'd have to bomb teh entire town. Then they would say I was terrorist.
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@kareng (77304)
• United States
18 May 24
@Scarred4Lyfe One of my cats was enjoying one the other day and another one was guarding a hole waiting for something to come out. I assumed she was waiting on a cicada to emerge, however that hole was large enough for a snake. She's still here so, must have been cicada!
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@Scarred4Lyfe (825)
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16 May 24
None of my other trees have quite that many on them, but none of them have low branches like that old mulberry. I've also noticed they seem to like my rose-of-sharon quite a bit.
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@Scarred4Lyfe (825)
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18 May 24
@kareng Could always be a crawdad hole. I've watched Scar watching them and reach a paw in almost up to his 'shoulder' at whatever is down there.
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@Scarred4Lyfe (825)
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16 May 24
At least it isn't the big green ones, they are about twice the size.
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@RebeccasFarm (95363)
• Arvada, Colorado
16 May 24
I love them, the sound is intoxicating.
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@LadyDuck (478661)
• Italy
16 May 24
@Scarred4Lyfe This is interesting. I have seen the dragonflies doing this, they are not pretty before they shed their shells.
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@Scarred4Lyfe (825)
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16 May 24
@LadyDuck This is from today - here is how they look when they first leave their shell.
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@Scarred4Lyfe (825)
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16 May 24
Actually they only climb the tree to shed their shells and morph into the adult stage.
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@BarBaraPrz (49980)
• St. Catharines, Ontario
16 May 24
It's up to you to protect your hoomin's bald head.
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@FourWalls (76542)
• United States
16 May 24
I think he just needs to call that Bizarre Foods guy and tell him lunch is served.
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@RasmaSandra (86774)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
15 May 24
Oh my! I don't suppose you would want to have a bowl of crunchy monsters every day, Perhaps the end of the mulberry tree has come,
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@moffittjc (124827)
• Gainesville, Florida
15 May 24
Ooohhh, I want to see the flamethrower in action!
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@kobesbuddy (78856)
• East Tawas, Michigan
31 May 24
I've heard that squished aphids are a new cure, for male baldness! Just mix it with a fair amount of tequila, 100% lemon juice and a little salt. It's also great to induce a coma.
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@LindaOHio (194077)
• United States
16 May 24
YUCK! I wouldn't go near the tree either. Have a good day Scar.
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@pitsipeahie (5344)
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16 May 24
Oh no, those crunchy monsters are really causing trouble! Tell your hoomin to stay safe and maybe use a good bug spray instead of a flame-thrower. 
Stay vigilant, guardian Scar! 
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@snowy22315 (192511)
• United States
16 May 24
Cicadas are going to be in part of this state, but I think we may miss them here. At least I hope so. This place is buggy enough. I am sure Nico would be highly impressed with them though. If one got in the house he would probably think it was the thrill of a lifetime. It would even be better than moth chasing!
