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Re: How Do You Call Lampyridae?
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Re: How Do You Call Lampyridae?
Very strange to me. I have lived in some Indiana, New Jersey, and Connecticut and I have hear the men say these. New York is close state to these. Maybe Watertown is too northern to get this insect?Archiplex wrote: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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Re: How Do You Call Lampyridae?
Yeah, watertown i never really saw anyYsh wrote:Very strange to me. I have lived in some Indiana, New Jersey, and Connecticut and I have hear the men say these. New York is close state to these. Maybe Watertown is too northern to get this insect?Archiplex wrote: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
Plenty down here in oklahoma though
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Ysh
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Re: How Do You Call Lampyridae?
I do not trust states shaped as meat cleaver to make this decisions.Archiplex wrote:Yeah, watertown i never really saw anyYsh wrote:Very strange to me. I have lived in some Indiana, New Jersey, and Connecticut and I have hear the men say these. New York is close state to these. Maybe Watertown is too northern to get this insect?Archiplex wrote: 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
Plenty down here in oklahoma though
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MagicManICT
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Re: How Do You Call Lampyridae?
My family is from the South (Texas and Tennassee and later Oklahoma), and I grew up in Midwest US, and I've heard both firefly and lightning bug, but the latter more prominently. I've always preferred firefly because it was easier to say.
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Hasta
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Re: How Do You Call Lampyridae?
That's a светлячок. I guess "lightie" or "lighty" or "light bug" are the most accurate translations.
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Re: How Do You Call Lampyridae?
Having lived in California, Arizona, Oregon, Virginia, South Carolina, Florida, New York and Maryland, I have heard all 3 titles for this common insect, Yet I mainly refer to them by what I was taught growing up in Northern California, and that is by Firefly.
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Re: How Do You Call Lampyridae?
Finnish word for Lampyridae is "kiiltomato" which translates into "gleaming worm." Like "firefly" this designation suffers from the fact that Lampyridae are in fact beetles.
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Re: How Do You Call Lampyridae?
I can't believe they cancelled firefly's namesake, Firefly:

It was a pretty good show.

It was a pretty good show.
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