Some cicadas arriving early in the DC area
The warm weather in the D.C. region is causing a mini-cicada invasion. They normally appear every 17 years and millions of them are expected in our area in 2021. But this year, some have arrived early. FOX 5 Photojournalist Dan Grudovich spoke to the natural resources manager for Arlington County Parks to find out why.
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