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On Mon, 10 May 2004 10:25:49 -0400, Peter R.
wrote: As a relatively newly-certificated pilot (two years ago), I am curious about the upcoming emergence of the seventeen-year cicada in the northeast and midwest US later this May. Are there any hazards to aircraft associated with these insects, either on the ground or in the air? I've lived on the east coast all my life and have never seen clouds of Cicada's, ever. There have been summers when they were a bit noisier than others, but never clouds of them. You don't want to hit one of those things riding a motorcycle without a full face mask though... My experience has been that Cicada's don't fly very high, they travel from tree to tree. Corky Scott |
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