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Most people assume fireflies are strictly an East Coast phenomenon — those warm summer nights in the Midwest and South where backyards flicker like living constellations.
On a warm summer evening in southern Europe, a faint greenish glow pulses from the grass along a country path.
Tennessee’s summer nights come alive with one of nature’s most enchanting displays—fireflies creating living constellations across forests, meadows, and backyards.
Colorado’s fireflies remain one of the state’s best-kept natural secrets.
North Carolina hosts nearly 20% of all firefly species found in the United States, with some displaying behaviors so rare they attract scientists and nature enthusiasts from around the world.
You might think fireflies only exist in humid eastern summers, but Utah harbors its own remarkable collection of light-producing beetles.
Fireflies in the Pacific Northwest are very real, although they may not quite match up to the image you have in your mind.
You might be surprised to learn that not all “fireflies” in Texas actually light up.
A guide to the most common fireflies lighting up Pennsylvania.
The mesmerizing glow of fireflies has captivated people for generations, transforming ordinary summer evenings into magical displays of natural wonder.
Dragonflies and fireflies light up our natural world in different ways, bringing unique magic to summer evenings and garden spaces.
