Re: What do y’all call this where you’re from?
[Re: DelawareRob]
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06/29/25 07:34 AM
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Yeah, seems that way. I’ve heard it both ways growing up. Was just wondering. The boys caught a bunch of them the other night. Now have them catch a toad then feed it lightning bugs. I thought it was cool when I did it as a kid, my kids loved it, and so did the grandkids
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Re: What do y’all call this where you’re from?
[Re: dixieland]
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06/29/25 09:13 AM
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If you’re not calling it a firefly, at least act like you’ve seen one and spell it correctly. It is “lightning”, not “lightening” Fixed the spelling error for you, I apologize for any dishonor I placed on the beetle in question. I call them a firefly. Wife calls them lightning bugs. We have them all over the place here.
Stop over cooking your meat! It isn’t gamey, it’s over cooked!
Gordon Ramsey, maybe…
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Re: What do y’all call this where you’re from?
[Re: DaveP]
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Yeah, seems that way. I’ve heard it both ways growing up. Was just wondering. The boys caught a bunch of them the other night. Now have them catch a toad then feed it lightning bugs. I thought it was cool when I did it as a kid, my kids loved it, and so did the grandkids Oh, I surely will. They like catching toads also. I’ll mention it to them. Thanks for the great idea.
Stop over cooking your meat! It isn’t gamey, it’s over cooked!
Gordon Ramsey, maybe…
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Re: What do y’all call this where you’re from?
[Re: old243]
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There was an old ditty about fire flies Glow little glow bug, light of fire, glow like an incdanescent wire. There were more words , but I can;t recall them. old 243 "Glow little glow worm, glitter glitter"! Glow worms are the larval female fire flies. Can be observed on the ground, especially along creek gravel bars.
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Re: What do y’all call this where you’re from?
[Re: Rusty Axe Camp]
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Smeared one on my buddies arm just last week.  WARPAINT! I do recall they tasted HORRIBLE!
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