I donned my walking gear and headed out. It was only 7:00 and the sun was still high and warm. We rendezvoused at a small neighbourhood strip mall. I had arrived a few minutes earlier so had time to scout the area.

Found another ideal location last evening. The leaves are just coming in so there's this lovely chartreuse hue all around. The trilliums are beginning to carpet the forest floor to. I'm not a romantic, but I have a great appreciation for nature.

I'm reminded of one of my favourite Sting melodies, "Fill Her Up":
And as I head through the woods on the way back
The evening sun is slanting through the pine trees real pretty
it's like i walked into a glade of heaven
and there's music playing...

The mall backs onto a dense wooded park. There is a busy trail that passes through the park but it's a ways over. Behind the mall is a small power house, behind that a fence with an opening that is easy to duck through. I led Mr. Secretive through there, turned opposite the trail, headed up a hill, and then way from the back side of the mall. The spot I found was perhaps 50-75 yards in all directions from the mall (we could no longer see), from a major thoroughfare (we could hear the traffic racing by) and the trail... And I could see people going by but there was no reason for them to be looking our way. I had positioned us behind a large tree trunk just to be on the safe side.

There's something very exciting about getting naked in the woods in the daylight.

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There's something very exciting about getting naked in the woods in the daylight. Mr. Secretive thinks so too. Several times he had to back off to prevent our playtime from being cut short. He's fun. We're going hard with my shoulder into the tree and him behind me when he stopped abruptly. "Hey, where's your camera?" - nice. He's also a very generous partner. He kept me going while taking a time out. I was standing a little taller, still leaning against the tree, my back was arched so that my bare ass pressed into him. He wrapped one arm tight around my waist and reached between my legs with the other hand. He traced his fingers though my wetness then found my clit. He didn't let up until I was bucking against his touch, trembling with orgasm.

That brings back many fond memeories of naked fun in the outdoors. I grew up in rural areas and the forest was always my favorite place.

I don't know about Cicadas on mass.  I hear them scream all the time but I've only ever been luck enough to see 2 or 3.  June bugs on the other hand, those great big beatles, I've seen by the thousands.  It's been 30 some odd years sinse I saw them flock like that and it was just a 24 hour phenomenon.  Since then I think the biggest swarm I've witnessed was 10 or less.

Both are completely harmless.  I'd be a lot more concered about being eaten alive by horse & deer flies!

This post was edited by FanOfChad at May 15, 2013 7:01:03 PM EDT

I live in the area where they are suppose to emerge.  Some of the photos I have seen show the ground literally covered with cicadas.  When I looked into it I found the following which is quite disturbing.

 

 

"At its peak, there could be swarms with between one and two thousand chirping critters per square yard "

As you can see from the photos, if they are this thick at my house, sunbathing will become a nightmare for a month or so.

Wow - that would be something to see.  If it's any consolation, cicada's spend 14-17 years as grubs inside the tree before they hatch, then the next few days having sex before they die.  If you were to encounter such a site it would only be for a day or two - not weeks or months.  Cicadas are actually flying insects, what you're seeing in these photos are a lot of corpses... and pretty soon a lot of fat, happy birds, possum and raccoon.

http://news.yahoo.com/cicadas-continue-east-coast-march-215218326.html

 

"After emerging, the nymphs shed their crunchy brown exoskeletons and will spend their few weeks of adulthood mating and laying eggs in tree branches. Then the red-eyed insects will all die, leaving their 2-inch-long (5 centimeters) bodies to litter the ground."

 

I haven't spotted any here yet, but it's only a matter of time.