It's not over yet: The 'dog day' cicadas are here

The 17-year cicadas have returned to eastern Ohio a little late this year, bringing their signature song back to the tree tops.But they aren’t the only cicadas in Ohio. While this brood (called brood V) is winding down, the song has just started in Columbus.What Norm Johnson, Director of the Tripplehorn Insect Collection, calls the “dog day” cicadas are just starting to come out now.“[T]he 17-years are a springtime-thing and the dog days come out, as the name suggests, in