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Interactive Map

Illustrating kissing bug submissions from the U.S.
Thanks to the efforts of many community scientists and a dedicated team of student helpers, we can map kissing bug submissions. Explore the locations and seasonality of kissing bugs in the U.S. by clicking on the map below. This map reflects only bugs submitted to our research lab by the public, and it is not a perfect method of sampling for assessing disease risk. The absence of submissions from a given area does not imply that kissing bugs do not occur there.

Have you found a kissing bug?

If you have encountered a potential kissing bug and/or wish to send an insect for examination, you can send us images.

Submit a bug!

Please Note!

An updated version of our interactive map is under development. However, you may still download the available data from our program.

Download a CSV file of Bug Data from our program last updated in March 2023.