Cicadamania – the oldest and best-known general website for cicada enthusiasts.
Magicicada.org – established to solicit and organize distribution records for periodical cicada broods from the public.
Cicada Central – established as a clearinghouse for research on world Cicadidae.
New Zealand Cicadas: A Virtual Identification Guide – comprehensive information on the New Zealand species.
Cicadas of Australia – an extensive website on Australian cicadas, with songs, photos, maps, and natural history.
The Canadian National Collection of Insects – general cicada identification plus information on morphology, ecology, and evolution.
Cicadasong.eu – songs and other content on European cicadas.
Cicadas of India – a major new addition with over 100 species pages.
Cicadidae in Japan – includes a database form for accessing songs of Japanese and Korean cicadas.
Slovenian Wildlife Sound Archive – from the Slovenian Museum of Natural History.
S.E. Asian Cicada Songs – from the Slovenian Museum of Natural History.
Cicada Songs from Borneo – with sonograms and some phenological data.
Checklist of South African Cicadas – from the Villet Lab, Rhodes University.
Great Lakes Cicada Page – by the author of a new book "The Season of the Cicada".
Cicadas.info – focuses on cicadas of the mid-Atlantic states.
Cicadas of Massachusetts – extensive site on New England cicadas, collecting techniques, etc.
Cicadas of Michigan – focuses on Michigan cicadas with songs and identification keys.
Cicadas of Florida – basic taxonomy, identification, and life history.
Cicada Checklist of Texas – includes detailed information on Quesada gigas
University of Michigan Periodical Cicada Site – older comprehensive site on periodical cicadas.
BugGuide.net – a general insect identification site with many cicada photos; some photo IDs may not be correct.
Songs of Insects – a companion website for a book of the same name, contains an online identification guide for songs.
Singing Insects of North America – an extensive general resource with songs, maps, and keys. Cicada section under development.
Bibliography of the Cicadoidea – a web database of scientific publications on cicadas.
Named in honor of J. G. Myers' 1929 book Insect
Singers. A Natural History of the
Cicadas. Routledge, London (1929).
Page updated 31 May 2017