I miss fireflies so much. We always called them “lightning bugs.” They have all but disappeared here…due to pesticides. Thanks for the picture…it brought back fond memories of when I was a child. 🙂
Us too. My parents would poke hole in the cap of a jar (they were all metal then, lol) and we’d run round seeing how many we could catch in the jar. Good memories…
My dad let me keep a jar like that with one firefly in it overnight so I could see what it looked like in the light of day. A completely ordinary creepy crawly bug. You’d never know how much magic was inside — a good life lesson!
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I miss fireflies so much. We always called them “lightning bugs.” They have all but disappeared here…due to pesticides. Thanks for the picture…it brought back fond memories of when I was a child. 🙂
I love them too. I’ll miss them I Florida I think. But it’s a good trade. No winter for fireflies. 😋
Very sweet. We used to catch them in the mid-West, long, long ago. 🙂
Us too. My parents would poke hole in the cap of a jar (they were all metal then, lol) and we’d run round seeing how many we could catch in the jar. Good memories…
My dad let me keep a jar like that with one firefly in it overnight so I could see what it looked like in the light of day. A completely ordinary creepy crawly bug. You’d never know how much magic was inside — a good life lesson!