Still no mating or ovipositing observed. Rain sweeps across much of Northern Ohio. Warm day with pleasant weather. Nymphs are still found emerging but in much decreased numbers. The fungal infection is very apparent and spreading through the population.
More dead adults litter the ground and produce a slight odor of decay.
Adults are seen on just about everything and are very active flyers. Four females are also found ovipositing in some low hanging branches. Singing has become extremely loud and deafening at the peak of the day due to millions of males forming a chorus in the surrounding trees. The singing is again extremely loud while mating and ovipositing have become a widespread frenzy amongst the population. Females are observed ovipositing in acorn, oak, and maples.