Cicada

Overview
The Cicada is a critter that appears on the trunks of trees in Bushland and Plains during Morning and Day in Spring and Summer. It is found clinging to tree trunks rather than moving around on the ground, and its presence is easy to notice once you get close because it produces a distinctive cicada sound.
Cicadas are one of the more atmospheric critters in Dinkum, since they are tied to warm seasons and daylight hours. Because they stay on trees, they are best looked for in areas with plenty of vegetation, especially Bushland and Plains. If you are searching for one, move slowly through those biomes and check the trunks of nearby trees rather than scanning the ground.
- They only appear in Spring and Summer.
- They can be found in the Morning and during the Day.
- Their habitat is limited to Bushland and Plains.
- They sit on tree trunks, so they are easiest to spot when you approach trees directly.
- Their sound is the clearest sign that one is nearby, even before you see it.
Since they are stationary on trees, the easiest way to find a Cicada is to travel through suitable biomes while listening carefully. Once you hear the buzzing sound, look around the nearest tree trunks to locate it. This makes them simpler to track than critters that move quickly through the environment, but you still need to be in the right season and time of day for them to spawn at all.
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- Bee
- Birdwing Butterfly
- Biscuit Sea Star
- Black Cricket
- Black Sea Cucumber
- Blue Moon Butterfly
- Blue Mussel
- Blue-ringed Octopus
- Blue Sea Slug
- Blue Tiger Butterfly
- Bogong Moth
- Centipede
- Cockroach
- Common Blue Tail
- Common Crow Butterfly
- Cricket
- Cushion Sea Star
- Desert Scorpion
- Duskhawker Dragonfly
- Eleven-armed Sea Star
- Emperor DragonFly
- Fiddler Beetle
- Firefly
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