In rural Pennsylvania, we’ve had a “bumper crop” of lightnin’ bugs this year. The fields and trees have been filled with tiny, bright, moving flashes! Absolutely amazing! So beautiful, but you have to see if for yourself. The contrast of light is impossible to capture on film or in video. (They are our official state insect BTW.)
BigDaveGlass over 5 years ago
Oh beehave….
Barnabus Blackoak over 5 years ago
bees don’t fly around at night. those are obviuosly unstable fireflies.
SkyFisher over 5 years ago
In rural Pennsylvania, we’ve had a “bumper crop” of lightnin’ bugs this year. The fields and trees have been filled with tiny, bright, moving flashes! Absolutely amazing! So beautiful, but you have to see if for yourself. The contrast of light is impossible to capture on film or in video. (They are our official state insect BTW.)
Al Nala over 5 years ago
Thou needst a “special” after the ooooh and ahhhh.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 5 years ago
Only the “Holy Bees” glow like that and dare to fly around at night.
Justin Thompson creator over 5 years ago
They only look like they are glowing so you can see them in front of the black sky.
bakana over 5 years ago
I thought the Holy Hive was spotlighting their ReporterBees.
craigwestlake over 5 years ago
I’ve heard many descriptions of Heaven, but this one’s a real honey…
Sisyphos over 5 years ago
Glory be to the Glory Bees!
Go brood in your web, Anansi.
Hail, the glorious Fourth of July!
Fiona D Premium Member over 5 years ago
This is truly inspired, Justin. Thanks.
bakana over 5 years ago
There’s always a Spider around to dampen Our Joy in the Festivities.