Cicada's Exvia (Lyristes plebejus)...

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Cicada's Exvia (Lyristes plebejus)... sent on July 31, 2018 (12:18) by Alfredo64. 0 comments, 186 views.

, 1/180 f/16.0, ISO 640, tripod. Parco delle Orobie Bergamasche, Italy.

Dopo aver trascorso circa 4 anni nel sottosuolo (larva ipogea) nutrendosi della linfa contenuta nelle radici delle piante, la ninfa emerge per vivere la sua breve e intensa vita da adulto, nutrendosi e cantando rumorosamente e riempiendo l'aria delle nostre calde giornate estive con il suo inconfondibile canto... Dopo lo sfarfallamento dell'adulto, quel che rimane è solamente l'involucro rigido che lo conteneva, chiamato esuvia ...

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