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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsFire flies!!!!! Lots of em....anyone else?? Been awhile since I've seen this many.
Chipper Chat
(11,028 posts)But I hate when I hit them with my car.
bamagal62
(4,696 posts)In NYC in my little garden. I was shocked.
electric_blue68
(28,239 posts)Brooklyn, and The Bronx.
Bluetus
(3,462 posts)It has been years since I have seen this many.
a kennedy
(36,950 posts)Have always loved them .and it does take me back to a simpler time. Or am I mistaken about simpler times
Bluetus
(3,462 posts)If farmers are smart, they will be using better techniques to reduce the amount of pesticides, because they need the bees as much as anybody. But in my area, about 98% of the plant farming is corn or soybeans, which need no bees.
3catwoman3
(30,438 posts)Sneederbunk
(17,880 posts)Not to mention the locusts singing in the trees.
electric_blue68
(28,239 posts)in our facility's backyard I saw them last summer! The yellow, and green ones.
I didn't see them yet a few days ago. When the heat wave breaks I'll go down and check again.
Love them! 🥰
Emile
(44,415 posts)I hung one outside yesterday, and I bet I trapped 500+ flies in 24 hours. I'm going to hang the other one by my pond. Seriously, get one or two of these, they work great for house flies. I haven't caught the first fire fly, which is good.
https://www.menards.com/main/outdoors/insect-pest-control/home-insect-control/rescue-reg-disposable-outdoor-fly-trap/ftd-db12/p-1642874269667041-c-14245.htm
ArnoldLayne
(2,271 posts)a kennedy
(36,950 posts)Either
I love them.
snot
(11,986 posts)the forest practically glittered with them so amazing! I'd never seen more than a few at a time before.