For visitors to the National Park unfairly voted the worst to visit due to its many mosquitoes, there is a way to anticipate just how bad these biters may be. The Mosquito Meter or “Skeeter Meter” at ...

Congaree National Park may get a bad rap from some internet trolls, but it's actually a uniquely beautiful addition to the ...

Congaree National Park is the largest intact stretch of ... The good news is, there’s no cause to worry — for now. The rare synchronous fireflies are not considered an endangered species ...

Don’t miss out on the light show synchronous fireflies put on! Here’s how to see them without a Great Smoky Mountains ...

The synchronous fireflies in the Great Smoky Mountains ... are also alternative areas suggested by Hipcamp. Congaree National Park in South Carolina is an option, too. The Congaree viewing ...

The other places where the fireflies have since been found ... he traveled to South Carolina to catch the synchronous show at Congaree National Park, after scoring a pass in that park’s firefly ...

(WATE) — Synchronous fireflies are famous in the Smokies ... similar to those found in Congaree National Park. They blink in unison in large united groups. In addition, be on the lookout ...

According to the National Park Service, there are just three ... can originate in different parts of the swarm. The synchronous fireflies at Congaree was a local secret for a long time.

Synchronous fireflies, known as Photuris frontalis, blink in the woods near the Congaree River on Wednesday, May 15, 2024, in Columbia, S.C. Congaree National Park holds an annual event for ...

According to the National Park Service, there are just three types of fireflies in North America that are synchronous, meaning they coordinate their belly lanterns to flash at exactly the same time.