How Do You Call Lampyridae?

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How Do You Call Lampyridae?

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I am questioning how people will commonly call this Lampyridae. I have some discussings with friend and want to know community standings. Please vote in this great poll of mine to clear away this confusion cloud.

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Re: How Do You Call Lampyridae?

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It is named świetlik or robaczek świętojański.
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Zeler wrote:It is named świetlik or robaczek świętojański.
My language does not having these letter with growth in them. I do not know what you say here.
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Re: How Do You Call Lampyridae?

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I have never heard them be called anything other than firefly
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you sadden me deeplu my friend
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Archiplex wrote:I have never heard them be called anything other than firefly
Do you live in ghetto with no wildlife insect?
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Zeler wrote:you sadden me deeplu my friend
I am sorry but many American are English speaker.
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Re: How Do You Call Lampyridae?

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Ysh wrote:
Archiplex wrote:I have never heard them be called anything other than firefly
Do you live in ghetto with no wildlife insect?
I live in the middle of nowhere in oklahoma, plenty of wildlife

I've lived in ~5 states in america as well as puertorico, never heard any of these other names
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Archiplex wrote:
Ysh wrote:
Archiplex wrote:I have never heard them be called anything other than firefly
Do you live in ghetto with no wildlife insect?
I live in the middle of nowhere in oklahoma, plenty of wildlife

I've lived in ~5 states in america as well as puertorico, never heard any of these other names
You can enumerate these states? I think all names for these are in common usage. I have lived in three state and I hear the men calling them these. Sometimes glowworm as well.
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Re: How Do You Call Lampyridae?

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Ysh wrote: You can enumerate these states? I think all names for these are in common usage. I have lived in three state and I hear the men calling them these. Sometimes glowworm as well.

Oklahoma, Colorado, New York, Hawaii, Florida

specifically:

Lawton Oklahoma + Elgin Oklahoma, Watertown New York + New York City, Honolulu Hawaii, Miami Florida + Crestview Florida and Colorado Springs + Denver colorado
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