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Colorado does have kissing bugs, according to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. “Colorado’s common kissing bug is capable of spreading Chagas disease but is not very good at it,” according to the health department website. “That’s because the bug usually defecates after it is off the person.”Click to see full answer. Likewise, are bugs bad in Colorado?Mosquitos are not only a nuisance to you and your Colorado landscape, but also pose a health risk to you and your family. Though not all mosquitos in Colorado carry diseases like the West Nile or Zika Virus, a bite is never pleasant.Beside above, are there Stick bugs in Colorado? Identification and Descriptive Features: All four species of stick insects that occur in Colorado are extremely thin-bodied and lack wings. Two species, the gray walkingstick and Colorado walkingstick, also occur in areas of the West Slope. Distribution of walkingsticks may be very localized. Also question is, what kind of bugs are in Colorado? These 12 Bugs Found In Colorado Will Send Shivers Down Your Spine 1.) American Dog Tick. Wikimedia Commons. 2.) Acorn Weevil. Wikimedia Commons. 3.) American carrion beetle. Wikimedia Commons. 4.) American painted lady. Wikimedia Commons. 5.) Assassin bug. 6.) Bed bug. 7.) Blue-eyed darner. 8.) Brown marmorated stink bug. Is a love bug the same as a kissing bug?Kissing bugs are insects that may be infected with Trypanosoma cruzi, the parasite that causes Chagas disease. They are commonly known as cone-nose bugs or chinches. Kissing bugs feed on blood during the night, and they are called kissing bugs because they prefer to bite humans around the mouth or eyes.

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