I love watching lightning bugs in the summer. We always called them lightning bugs instead of fireflies.
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I love lightning bugs! We don't have them in Houston, but I've seen them when I've been in other places. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteHow did you ever capture a lightning bug lighting up? That is one fantastic picture.
ReplyDeleteThey are the neatest bugs...I was just watching them last night as they flickered on and off then disappeared into our woods!
ReplyDeleteNeat post, John~
I love these little bugs. We have quite a few of them around here. No matter how old I get I'm always excited when I spot them!
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