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Periodical Cicada, Brood X Emergence 2004
| You can help us! If you have seen cicadas in your area, please send us a message including the date you saw or heard them and what county you were in! We will include your information on this map. Click here to send a message to Dr. Lee Townsend, Department of Entomology, University of Kentucky. |
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 copyright, 2004, University of Kentucky Department of EntomologyBlue counties indicate where emerging periodical cicadas have been reported. However, that does not mean that they have been seen over the entire county. In some areas cicada numbers are low or infestations are very localized.
This map will continue to be updated as we receive new information about the emergence of Brood X of the 17-year cicadas, so check back often!
| Emergence Reports |
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| Date | County |
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| 6 May | Breckinridge |
| 9 May | Leslie |
| 9 May | Johnson |
| 10 May | Jefferson |
| 10 May | Ohio |
| 10 May | Menifee |
| 10 May | Carroll |
| 11 May | Allen |
| 11 May | Bell |
| 11 May | Henderson |
| 12 May | Fleming |
| 12 May | Hancock |
| 13 May | Grayson |
| 13 May | Lawrence |
| 13 May | Jackson |
| 14 May | Nicholas |
| 15 May | Wayne |
| 15 May | Harrison |
| 15 May | Jessamine |
| 16 May | Magoffin |
| 17 May | Boone |
| 17 May | Montgomery |
| 17 May | Owen |
| 17 May | Franklin |
| 17 May | Woodford |
| 17 May | Rowan |
| 17 May | Madison |
| 18 May | Kenton |
| 18 May | Shelby |
| 18 May | Powell |
| 18 May | Robertson |
| 18 May | Rockcastle |
| 18 May | Knox |
| 18 May | Morgan |
| 18 May | Clark |
| 19 May | Cumberland |
| 19 May | Fayette |
| 19 May | McLean |
| 19 May | Mason |
| 19 May | Grant |
| 19 May | Greenup |
| 19 May | Mercer |
| 20 May | Letcher |
| 20 May | Scott |
| 21 May | Garrard |
| 21 May | Anderson |
| 21 May | Trimble |
| 23 May | Henry |
| 23 May | McCreary |
| 28 May | Hopkins |
| 31 May | Boyle |
| | Oldham |
| | Gallatin |
| | Campbell |
| | Bracken |
| | Bath |
| | Lewis |
| | Carter |
| | Elliott |
| | Wolfe |
| | Owsley |
Read more about these insects and how to protect young fruit trees and nursery stock in:
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Periodical Cicadas in Kentucky
by D. W. Johnson and L. H. Townsend, Extension Entomologists
Here is a fun site with lots of information about periodical cicadas, including a calendar of what to expect when:
- A Cicada Calendar
by Gene Kritsky, College of Mount St. Joseph, Cincinnati, OH
Photo credits: Patrick
Hale, Kenton County Extension Agent for Ag and Nat Resources
Original document: 1 October 2001
Last updated: 1 June 2004
This page is maintained by Pat Dillon, Department of Entomology, University of Kentucky.
Please send questions or suggestions to: pdillon@uky.edu
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