 They took it to the Chicago Field Museum, where hopefully its DNA can be studied. But the fun doesn't end there, Mr. Burbank. On another part of the state, in Lyle, Illinois, somebody brought a blue-eyed cicada to the local arboretum. What? They let that blue-eyed cicada go. And then a staffer there found a third blue-eyed cicada on the leaves of one of the plants in the arboretum. Three blue-eyed cicadas. Ah, ah, ah.