Screaming trees
#16
Re: Screaming trees
I always will remember the first time one of our cats caught a Cicada.
He came into the house with one in its mouth. The noise was really wierd but the look on his face was priceless!
He came into the house with one in its mouth. The noise was really wierd but the look on his face was priceless!
#17
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Re: Screaming trees
Have you ever thought that they might be screaming tree bugs?
#18
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Re: Screaming trees
I think I live under a stone I have never heard anything screaming from a tree, well only OH when he is playing at being Tarzan and he's chasing his Jane
#21
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OMG they are sooooooo annoying!!!!! Wish they'd just mate and get it over with
#23
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Remembering to put something on to leave the bedroom, no running from room to room in the nude, no skinny dipping. All that discomfort of bra straps etc. All that extra washing.
Rosemary
#24
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We are in the same position as our daughter is living with us. Sooooo annoying when you have to remember to put clothes on just to pop into the kitchen to put the kettle on in the morning
#25
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Sicada?
Kikada?
Chikada?
Or something else?
#26
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I think the first one is the nearest pronounciation, though some may disagree
#28
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Chikada is the nearest correct pronunciation.
How would you pronounce Chica or Chico?
How would you pronounce Chica or Chico?
#29
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Any more offerings???????
I forgot to add one more suggestion:
Thickada. I guess that's how the Spanish would pronounce it anyway!
#30
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Re: Screaming trees
Its Sikada mate, from the latin of the family....Cicadoidea, and the Latin word has no emphasis on CH, thus it can only be Sikada.