May 3
Spring treetop flasher doing what it does best
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Spring treetop flasher doing what it does best
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Bug of the Day
This neatly-colored firefly appears to be Pyractomena sp., not a genus I see too often. I did not get to see it light up but it was still pretty cool.
This prehistoric looking thing is a baby firefly (aka lightning bug)
Firefly beetle larva (Pyractomena sp.) on bald cypress
March 9, 2021
Southeastern Pennsylvania
Bug of the Day
A firefly (Pyractomena sp.) at the UV light last week. I love the salmon-colored markings on the pronotum.
Thanks to v. below at bugguide.net for the id!
This warm weather this morning also brought out this Pyractomena firefly larva (by me)
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Family Lampyridae -- Fireflies Development stages.
The larva and the white firefly ( just changed from larva starting to darken) are Pyractomena---- the last image is a Photinus species.