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Dixon's striped firefly

Aspisoma ignitum

Reported in community sightings. Here's what we could gather about it from open sources.

Overview

Aspisoma ignitum is a species of firefly in the family Lampyridae. It is found in the Caribbean, Central America, North America, and South America. Its presence is uncertain in the United States.

This summary comes from Wikipedia, under CC BY-SA: Aspisoma ignitum

Sightings logged here

333 sightings of this species have been logged on Alitaptap.

When they have been seen

Sightings by month, from 333 dated records.
JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember
171116173534253937293736

Most reported in August.

This shows when 333 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”.

Where people saw it

Where and when it has been seen

PlaceDateSource
Prior Park, Saint James BarbadosiNaturalist →
Prior Park, Saint James BarbadosiNaturalist →
Turrialba, Costa RicaiNaturalist →
Puntarenas, Costa RicaiNaturalist →
Sangre Grande Regional Corporation, Trinidad and TobagoiNaturalist →
Trinidad, Trinidad and TobagoiNaturalist →
Provincia de Alajuela, Costa RicaiNaturalist →
Primera Zona Naval, MexicoiNaturalist →
Bagaces, Costa RicaiNaturalist →
Bagaces, Costa RicaiNaturalist →
Miranda, VenezuelaiNaturalist →
Bagaces, Costa RicaiNaturalist →
Loreto, PeruiNaturalist →
Centro, MexicoiNaturalist →
El PilariNaturalist →
Tizimín, MexicoiNaturalist →
Pedasi, PanamaiNaturalist →
Recife - PE, BraziliNaturalist →
Tobago, Trinidad and TobagoiNaturalist →
Four à chaux, MartiniqueiNaturalist →

Showing the 20 most recent of 333 records.

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Sources & further reading

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