Pecos Hank | FIREFLIES Time Lapse - Lightning Bugs at Twilight @PecosHank | Uploaded July 2014 | Updated October 2024, 1 week ago.
A field glowing with fireflies captured in time lapse video and "Something" by the Beatles on Ukulele performed by Spencer Schyma.
Fireflies use their bioluminescent glow to attract their beetle mates, to communicate, to defend territory and in some species, to mimic and attract other fireflies for food. On this still twilight night in June, fireflies lit up the meadow like Christmas. In one of the clips you can see a bummed out raccoon at the top of a tree impatiently waiting for me to leave the area so he could climb down and cause his evening mischief.
To license video contact hankschyma@yahoo.com
A field glowing with fireflies captured in time lapse video and "Something" by the Beatles on Ukulele performed by Spencer Schyma.
Fireflies use their bioluminescent glow to attract their beetle mates, to communicate, to defend territory and in some species, to mimic and attract other fireflies for food. On this still twilight night in June, fireflies lit up the meadow like Christmas. In one of the clips you can see a bummed out raccoon at the top of a tree impatiently waiting for me to leave the area so he could climb down and cause his evening mischief.
To license video contact hankschyma@yahoo.com
