Comment on “Once-in-a-Hundred Year” Sightings of Bamboo Blossoms Reported in JapanparentComments−wbl7yComing from NJ I can safely say cicadeads are not made up.−komali27yI promise I am not trying to be an asshole here - is there some joke I'm missing about both of your spelling of cicadas?−Terretta7yIn southeastern seaboard US states, some folks called them cicadas, some called them katydids, and some got the syllables confused and said things like katydeads or similar. Some people claimed the name depended on where you’re from.But they’re not the same:https://zippyfacts.com/what-is-the-difference-between-katydi...−wbl7yI had thought Cicadiads are the waves of cicadas. Turns out people say brood.−sdenton47yI imagine its just that cicadas - when they finally show up by the millions - also die by the millions, and leave little crunchy carcasses EVERYWHERE.−sdrg8227yI also have been wondering whether I am out of the loop on some joke...
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Coming from NJ I can safely say cicadeads are not made up.
I promise I am not trying to be an asshole here - is there some joke I'm missing about both of your spelling of cicadas?
In southeastern seaboard US states, some folks called them cicadas, some called them katydids, and some got the syllables confused and said things like katydeads or similar. Some people claimed the name depended on where you’re from.
But they’re not the same:
https://zippyfacts.com/what-is-the-difference-between-katydi...
I had thought Cicadiads are the waves of cicadas. Turns out people say brood.
I imagine its just that cicadas - when they finally show up by the millions - also die by the millions, and leave little crunchy carcasses EVERYWHERE.
I also have been wondering whether I am out of the loop on some joke...