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It's 35 degrees outside tonight and in the live oak in my neighbors back yard I see what looks to be hundreds of fireflies. The tree is about 50 yds from where I am at and they seem somewhat dim compared with regular fireflies, so I can't see them really clearly. I have never in all of my years seen anything like this during this time of year and in this kind of cold. Even stranger is that they don't have the same yellowish colored light as a regular firefly, but more a bluish color. My best guess is that it may actually be tiny static discharges all over the tree, but I've never seen anything like that either. The color of the "fireflies" light certainly fit that description though. Anybody have any clues?
And before anybody asks It's definitely not Christmas lights or ice. It literally looks like tiny twinkling stars flying in the tree. I tried taking video, but my phone won't pick it up. Tried taking a burst shot and it won't take in low light.
And before anybody asks It's definitely not Christmas lights or ice. It literally looks like tiny twinkling stars flying in the tree. I tried taking video, but my phone won't pick it up. Tried taking a burst shot and it won't take in low light.
