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greenthumb99 Lucketts, VA(Zone 7a) Jun 10, 2012

Found several of these about one inch below the lawn surface. They are around 3/4 inch long and distinctivly bulbous.

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Flapdoodle Minot, ND Jun 11, 2012

Could be young cicada nymphs - http://okanaganokanogan.files.wordpress.com/2012/05/nymph.jpg

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greenthumb99 Lucketts, VA(Zone 7a) Jun 11, 2012

Thanks Flapdoodle, the photo in your link sure looks like it. I suspected that they might be cicada nymphs due to some similarity to the larger, mature nymphs that emerge and become adults. Pretty weird looking.

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