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Cicada and Cicada Killer Sightings

About the Sightings Section

This section contains user-submitted cicada and cicada killer sightings information. The section is divided into two categories, "Cicadas" and "Cicada Killers". Below is a brief synopsis on a particular sighting ordered by most recent sighting first. Clicking on the thumbnail or sighting location link will transport you to detailed information.

Why Cicada and Cicada Killer Sightings are Wanted

Cicada and Cicada Killer sightings are being solicated because they help in filling in gaps in the distribution of cicadas and cicada killer species. The information obtained is added to our distribution maps and is shared with other researchers from around the world. With the creation of the internet and its connectivity, it allows us to cover great geographic distances without the need for travel. If you would like to report a cicada or cicada killer sighting please follow the link under the Submit a Report section in the right-hand column menu list.

More from Blue Springs, MO

More from Blue Springs, MO

Well, finally had some nymphs emerge last night. Only found a few nymphs but heard at least 10 calli
Date Posted: 2011-05-26 Comments: (1) Category: Cicadas
Brood XIX in Springfield, IL

Brood XIX Emerging in Springfield, IL

Found alot of M.neotredecim and a few M. tredecassini and M.tredecula faint calling
Date Posted: 2011-05-25 Comments: (2) Category: Cicadas
Brood XIX Dardenne Prairie, MO

Brood XIX Dardenne Prairie, MO

Reported one brood XIX cicada about 1/2 hour ago. My daughter found another one and brought it to me
Date Posted: 2011-05-25 Comments: (12) Category: Cicadas
Mature M. tredcassini nymph

Update from Blue Springs, MO

Update from Blue Springs missouri. I found this nymph in a mud turret. Looks like they are going to
Date Posted: 2011-05-21 Comments: (1) Category: Cicadas
Large magicicada nymph brood xix

Large Magicicada Nymph Shelbyville, IL

i found more than i could count and they are right under the soil. the one in the photo is a
Date Posted: 2011-05-18 Comments: (3) Category: Cicadas
Molting Brood XIX Cicada

Nymphs Emerging in Eureka, MO

I must've caught it just right at this location. Lots of nymphs emerging. Nymphs seem to be eclosing
Date Posted: 2011-05-18 Comments: (1) Category: Cicadas
Brood XIX Mature Nymph in Channel

Brood XIX Tenerals Found In Kirkwood, MO

No adults sighted yet. No calling. Lots of tenerals though. We're getting close! Elias
Date Posted: 2011-05-18 Comments: (5) Category: Cicadas
More Mature Nymphs found in Eureka, MO

More Mature Nymphs found in Eureka, MO

Still not full on emergence. Only a few immatures and mature nymphs. Found this one under a log. Not
Date Posted: 2011-05-18 Comments: (1) Category: Cicadas

Submit a Report

Did you spot an annual cicada or a cicada killer wasp? If you did and you have a photo and want to report it, please click the link below.

Brood I Information

The Brood I periodical cicada emergence happened in 2012 in Virginia, W. Virginia and Tennessee. Below are some of the highlights.

Brood XIX Information

The Brood XIX periodical cicada emergence has come and gone. Below is some information that you may find helpful.