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June 30, 2009

firefly season

In many parts of the East it is firefly season - in NJ we are at the richest part now.  Our development has so much spraying for things that probably don't need to be sprayed that the displays are on the lame side, but trips to "unimproved" regions can be spectacular.


A  piece in today's NY Times science section.

You can get involved helping a study at the Firefly Watch.

06:56 in amateur science, Science |

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