Orfelia

Description: English: John Curtis British Entomology Folio 134 Platyura flavipes = Orfelia nemoralis (Yellow-legged Fungus-gnat). The plant is Catapodium rigidum ( Hard Meadow-grass). Date: 1836. Source: https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org. Author: John Curtis.

Description: Orfelia nemoralis, Tywyn-gwyn dunes, North Wales, June 2016 3. Date: 26 January 2017, 17:28. Source: Orfelia nemoralis, Tywyn-gwyn dunes, North Wales, June 2016 3. Author: Janet Graham.

Description: Orfelia nemoralis, Tywyn-gwyn dunes, North Wales, June 2016 2. Date: 26 January 2017, 17:27. Source: Orfelia nemoralis, Tywyn-gwyn dunes, North Wales, June 2016 2. Author: Janet Graham.

Description: Orfelia nemoralis, Tywyn-gwyn dunes, North Wales, June 2016. Date: 26 January 2017, 17:26. Source: Orfelia nemoralis, Tywyn-gwyn dunes, North Wales, June 2016. Author: Janet Graham.

Description: English: Photoshopped simulation of Dismalites on canyon wall. Date:. Source: Own work. Author: RBharris.

Description: The Foxfire phenomenon at Anna Ruby Fall Scenic Area in the Chattahoochee National Forest in Georgia has been a source of wonder, amazement, and mystery for as long as it has been known. Its "magic" has given rise to many myths and stories about what it is and what its source might be. The most widely held belief was a plant, such as a fungus, algae, or lichen, was the source of the bioluminescence at Anna Ruby Falls. On June 25, 2014, we set out to photograph the Anna Ruby Falls Foxfire. Little did we know that one of us would actually get photographs of the creature that is the source of the Foxfire magic. Alan Cressler captured these photos of the Orfelia fultoni larvae. See his pictures at www.flickr.com/photos/alan_cressler/14325904777/. Date: 25 June 2014, 22:05. Source: Foxfire at Anna Ruby Fall, Chattahoochee National Forest. Author: ChattOconeeNF.

Description: The Foxfire phenomenon at Anna Ruby Fall Scenic Area in the Chattahoochee National Forest in Georgia has been a source of wonder, amazement, and mystery for as long as it has been known. Its "magic" has given rise to many myths and stories about what it is and what its source might be. The most widely held belief was a plant, such as a fungus, algae, or lichen, was the source of the bioluminescence at Anna Ruby Falls. On June 25, 2014, we set out to photograph the Anna Ruby Falls Foxfire. Little did we know that one of us would actually get photographs of the creature that is the source of the Foxfire magic. Alan Cressler captured these photos of the Orfelia fultoni larvae. See his pictures at www.flickr.com/photos/alan_cressler/14325904777/. Date: 25 June 2014, 22:12. Source: Foxfire at Anna Ruby Fall, Chattahoochee National Forest. Author: ChattOconeeNF.