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Eight larvae depicted, about 10 mm long, concealed in a decaying log.

Eating snail?

12 mm male caught on wing

Guessing about species. If not this, some sort of firefly?

Molt observed over a span of 6 hours.

Appears to have caught a Hairy Snail??

On my sliding glass door. Had to use this exciting opportunity to check what he looks like under UV light.

Was flying around with dim green hue, not blinking in characteristic blue ghost fashion. It landed on this leaf and would flash dimly every few seconds

Once again, a different appearing firefly. I must come watch the show up here.

YES:ENICC

http://bugguide.net/node/view/1209475

Feeding on a slug

Observadora Dolors Cuxart, a través del formulari del web Cucadellum.cat

Doesnt fly, doesnt blink. Glows bright néon green. There were more half buried on the dirt.

firefly

being eaten by a predatory stink bug

LT +_1cm

Observation for the firefly. A firefly was eating a soldier beetle and a harvestman came up, and based on the appearance of the soldier beetle after it left, managed to grab its head

Female

The "bottom" beetle. Strange interaction: a Lyconotus lateralis male apparently attempting to mate with a Photinus pyralis female on a common milkweed flower cluster

Photuris firefly feeding on Chauliognathus marginatus on common milkweed leaf. Note milkweed pollinia attached to prey near its head.

Whatever is attacking/eating the pacific sideband.

Strange aquatic invertebrate, yellow segmented body, it was scraping the elongated limb on the end of it along algae on a rock

Serranía del Burro

A large amount of fireflies, found in the woods.

Feeding on a slug