Are there cicadas singing in the Millennium solar terms?

The most obvious feature of the arrival of summer is the continuous high temperature weather, and then lively cicadas can be heard everywhere. In Fiona Fang, as long as there are trees, cicadas can be heard within a few kilometers, one after another, especially in midsummer. However, when the summer passed slowly and the temperature began to drop, the cicada singing was not so loud. Will there be cicadas singing in the Millennium solar terms?

1. Is there a cicada singing in the Bailu solar term? Occasionally, cicadas sing, but the colder the weather, the later autumn, and cicadas stop singing. Cicada has the loudest sound in midsummer and will gradually die out after autumn. Although beginning of autumn means autumn, cicadas can still be heard when the summer heat is not gone, and the third phase of beginning of autumn solar terms is cicadas. After the summer heat, the Millennium solar term passed, the dog days passed and the weather began to cool down. At this time, the cicadas gradually died down. After the autumnal equinox, cicadas stopped singing completely.

Second, cicadas can be heard from the beginning of March to the end of spring, but they are the most abundant in summer, generally starting from the end of June and gradually disappearing in September. At the end of June, the larvae began to grow into adults, and the newly emerged adults were green, and the longest life span was about 60 to 70 days. In late July, female adults began to lay eggs. Early and late August is the peak of spawning. Eggs are mostly laid on branches, with a thickness of 4 to 5 mm.

Third, how to get cicadas out of the house 1. Open the door or window, and then drive it away with a fly swatter or broom until it flies out of the room.

Catch it with a net and send it back to nature.

3. Close the door and kill with insecticide.

4. Apply adhesive to one end of the stick, stick it on the stick, and then send it back to nature.

You can turn off the lights and open the window at night. Cicada has phototaxis and fire tendency, and will soon be attracted by outdoor lights.