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Fireflies in Hangzhou, China
26 firefly sightings have been logged in Hangzhou, China and shared here. The records here cover 6 calendar years, from 2021 to 2026.
- Sightings logged
- 26
- Species reported
- 9
- First logged
- Most recent
- Around
- 30.23, 119.74
Species reported here
- Curtos costipennis
- Diaphanes citrinus
- Firefly (Lampyridae)
- Abscondita anceyi
- Lucidina vitalisi
- Pygoluciola qingyu
- Drilaster olivieri
- Pyrocoelia formosana
When they have been seen
| January | February | March | April | May | June | July | August | September | October | November | December |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 4 | 1 | 10 | 3 | 7 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Most reported in July.
65% of these 26 records were made in July and September. So far, records fall in only 6 of the twelve months.
This shows when 26 records were made, not when fireflies fly. A place people only visit in one season looks seasonal for that reason alone, so treat a thin month as “nobody looked” rather than “nothing there”.
What has been seen here
| Species | Date | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Curtos costipennis | iNaturalist → | |
| Curtos costipennis | iNaturalist → | |
| Curtos costipennis | iNaturalist → | |
| Diaphanes citrinus | iNaturalist → | |
| Diaphanes citrinus | iNaturalist → | |
| Firefly (Lampyridae) | iNaturalist → | |
| Firefly (Lampyridae) | iNaturalist → | |
| Abscondita anceyi | iNaturalist → | |
| Lucidina vitalisi | iNaturalist → | |
| Firefly (Lampyridae) | iNaturalist → | |
| Firefly (Lampyridae) | iNaturalist → | |
| Curtos costipennis | iNaturalist → | |
| Firefly (Lampyridae) | iNaturalist → | |
| Pygoluciola qingyu | iNaturalist → | |
| Abscondita anceyi | iNaturalist → | |
| Firefly (Lampyridae) | iNaturalist → | |
| Abscondita anceyi | iNaturalist → | |
| Drilaster olivieri | iNaturalist → | |
| Firefly (Lampyridae) | iNaturalist → | |
| Pyrocoelia formosana | iNaturalist → |
Showing the 20 most recent of 26 records.
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