What is this loud buzzing noise that's outside?

Question

When I went outside just a few minutes ago I heard this really loud buzzing sound that wouldn't stop. I it sounded like it may be some kind of insects. It doesn't really sound like crickets. I also can't remember hearing it any other time this summer, but I do remember hearing it in the past. Its just a long loud buzz. Also I live in connecticut. I don't know if my location has something to do with it. I would like to go back out and get some ice cream, but that noise is scaring me!!! I think I'm going to be attacked by locus.

Answer 1

its just sacadas ..

theres nothing to worry about !

i have them here to !

their sooo annoying !!

Answer 2

Is there a transformer, or a generator near you?  These have loud buzzing noises due to the electrical current going through them.

Answer 3

IT MAY BE A BEE  OKAY

Answer 4

cicadas (si-kay'daz) they are sun beatles, they sing whenever it shines. they live up in trees, and you can often find theyr exo skeletons left clinging to branches after they die or mutate or whatever

Answer 5

If it's dark outside it could be a bug really close to you!

Answer 6

I think it is a Locus. Dont be scared they mainly stay in the trees. Go get your Ice Cream :)

Answer 7

it is just a insct. there are so many of them outside. i dont remember what they are called but there are like hundreds of them. they look kinda like a grasshopper and cricket bug thing. its like the color of dried out grass. tthey are probably 3 inches long and they have wings. there are alot of trees in mi backyard and they are out, making noice, almost 24/7. they are out durrinng diff times over the summer. and they like in the trees, bushes, grass, ect. yes, they are called locus's. trust me u wount b attact. they stay in trees and stuff and just make that sound all day. i think its their matting call or somthing. there is nothing to be afraid of, trust me!!!

Answer 8

I really dont have a for sure answer on that. but i recently noticed that also.. and i hear it as i am typing now. and no im sure its not a bee. it kinda sounds like cicadas. actually there are these bugs i had never seen until last weekend that look exactly like cicada only difference is that they are black and silver and a little bigger. they are creapy i think its like some type of tree eating bug but im scared of all of them

Answer 9

What is a periodical cicada?

Cicadas are flying, plant-sucking insects of the Order Hemiptera; their closest relatives are leafhoppers, treehoppers, and fulgoroids. Adult cicadas tend to be large (most are 25-50mm), with prominent wide-set eyes, short antennae, and clear wings held roof-like over the abdomen. Cicadas are probably best known for their conspicuous acoustic signals or "songs", which the males make using special structures called tymbals, found on the abdomen. There may be as many as 3000 different cicada species worldwide

Answer 10

it might be the cincadas.

Answer 11

You got it right!!!  It's probably very large grasshoppers.  They do that.  I do not believe they will attack unless provoked. :)

Answer 12

Once in a while I've seen HUGE bumble bees that sound more like helicopters when they fly than bugs lol...it might just be that.

Answer 13

a sicada (sick-aid-uh)

spelling mistakes

Answer 14

cicadas