Cicadas Brood XIX Close up video . Rare 2024 hasn't happened since 1803

In 2024, Virginia is expected to see the emergence of Brood XIX, a large periodical cicada group, in mid-May through mid-June. Periodical cicadas emerge every 13 years to mate, lay eggs, and die. They are black with bright red eyes and can damage young trees and shrubs when they lay eggs.
From late April through June 2024, the largest brood of 13-year cicadas, known as Brood XIX, will co-emerge with a midwestern brood of 17-year cicadas, Brood XIII.
This event will affect 17 states, from Maryland west to Iowa and south into Arkansas, Alabama and northern Georgia, the Carolinas, Virginia and Maryland.
Thomas Jefferson was president the last time two broods of cicadas emerged the same year. 1803 was also the year of the Louisiana Purchase from the French. And this pairing of Brood XIII and Brood XIX cicadas won’t happen again until 2245.

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These are one of my favorite bugs! We have a green color here in Texas. But I had never seen one climbing out of its grub stage-thanks for filming!