awwww I remember when I was a little girl sitting up north at my grandparents campground and I had this long silky cream colored night gown, and I remember catching them and putting them beneath the material and watching them light up :) I am in Michigan
Sigh. I so miss those little bugs. I never saw one either until I lived in Missouri a few years ago. I used to go for walks in the evening passing by a field appropriately called firefly field. There were thousands. It was gorgeous. I wish we had that here in NY. Thanks, that was lovely <3
I miss "lightning bugs"!! They were always so much fun but I haven't seen one in the longest time. We didn't have them back in California and we don't have them in North Carolina...at least neither not in the places I lived in those states!
I love fireflies - they are one of my favorite things about summer. I used to have a little bug catcher that I would put them in every night (my parents would open it and let them out before they went to bed, of course!).
We caught "storm" bugs last nite too! Grayson calls them storm bugs instead of lightning bugs. ;) Tho he forgot he was on the porch, saw one and took off running, tripped over the side rail on the porch and flipped onto the ground. (He didn't catch it, lol) Such magic in a little bug!
i wonder what the lightning bug populations are like in different states? reading the comments, they're not in ny or nc, but we have them in abundance in maryland and definitely in west virginia where i used to spend summer vacations.
oh! there it goes! i was able to see the video that time :) (sorry) I've never seen those bugs in action either. Very cool to see they really are glowing!
that was perfect. i'm in the pacific northwest and they don't have them here. . . makes me miss the midwest and being a kid....thanks!
ReplyDeleteone of my favorite things :) when i was a kid, we would collect them in a jar on our camping trips and use them for our "nightlight" :)
ReplyDeleteCool! I've never seen those before! Magical.
ReplyDeleteOne of the best parts of summer; hands down!
ReplyDeleteHow cool! I don't think I've ever seen them either!
ReplyDeleteawwww I remember when I was a little girl sitting up north at my grandparents campground and I had this long silky cream colored night gown, and I remember catching them and putting them beneath the material and watching them light up :) I am in Michigan
ReplyDeleteSigh. I so miss those little bugs. I never saw one either until I lived in Missouri a few years ago. I used to go for walks in the evening passing by a field appropriately called firefly field. There were thousands. It was gorgeous. I wish we had that here in NY. Thanks, that was lovely <3
ReplyDeleteI miss "lightning bugs"!! They were always so much fun but I haven't seen one in the longest time. We didn't have them back in California and we don't have them in North Carolina...at least neither not in the places I lived in those states!
ReplyDeleteThank you for that. Don't think I've ever seen one here in the UK. :)
ReplyDeleteI love fireflies - they are one of my favorite things about summer. I used to have a little bug catcher that I would put them in every night (my parents would open it and let them out before they went to bed, of course!).
ReplyDeleteWe caught "storm" bugs last nite too! Grayson calls them storm bugs instead of lightning bugs. ;)
ReplyDeleteTho he forgot he was on the porch, saw one and took off running, tripped over the side rail on the porch and flipped onto the ground. (He didn't catch it, lol)
Such magic in a little bug!
i wonder what the lightning bug populations are like in different states? reading the comments, they're not in ny or nc, but we have them in abundance in maryland and definitely in west virginia where i used to spend summer vacations.
ReplyDeleteso cute. these little bugs are my fav.
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU. I've never seen firefly's, and now my 2 year old keeps begging to watch the video over and over =) Thanks for sharing for us west-coasters.
ReplyDeletei have never either! so cool!
ReplyDeleteOhmyyyygosh!!! YAYYYY!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
I seriously gasped when it started. :D
god I miss fireflies. We went to the Firelfly Festival 2 years ago in Delaware. They used to all over our front porch in Philadelphia.
ReplyDeletei've never seen one either. absolutely positively enchanting!
ReplyDeleteWow what a great keepsake...Perfect!
ReplyDeleteVery neat way to share these magical insects.
How fun! I remember catching fireflies with other kids in my neighborhood when I was little. I can't wait for my son to experience that!
ReplyDeleteMargaret
so sweet! The first time I ever saw one was when I was traveling overseas and I remember thinking it was so magical!
ReplyDeletegosh, those are soo neat. we don't have them in az, i always forget their real.
ReplyDeleteSo cool. We don't have them in Manitoba...at least I have never seen them. Maybe mosquitoes eat them! lol They are magical!
ReplyDeleteHow cool for you to do that for Kara!
ReplyDeleteway cool!! I've never seen one either
ReplyDeletewow, I've never seen them before either
ReplyDeletesoo magic!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for this... I've never seen them either!
ReplyDeletefyi - the video isn't working at this time. I'll check back later. :)
ReplyDeleteoh! there it goes! i was able to see the video that time :) (sorry) I've never seen those bugs in action either. Very cool to see they really are glowing!
ReplyDeleteThey do exist! Thank you!!!
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