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Colin Howard is a staff naturalist at a state park in Greenwich, Connecticut. During the warm months, he runs evening programs centered on local fireflies and periodic cicadas, leading visitors along park trails after dusk. He took seasonal jobs coordinating campfire programs for public parks before settling into his year-round position. Howard studied at the University of Michigan, graduating with a BS in Environmental Science.

What Do Moths Smell Like? The Biology of Scent
How Loud Are Crickets? And Why Do They Chirp?
Why Do Moths Die So Fast? The Biological Reasons
Do Spotted Lanternflies Die in the Winter?
Can You Breed Fireflies? What You Need to Know
Are Fireflies Harmful to Humans and Pets?
Can Butterflies See Color? And What Colors Do They See?
When Do the Cicadas Go Away? Explaining Their Life Cycle
Do Lanternflies Jump? And How Else Do They Move?
Why Are Lanternflies Bad for the Environment?
What Bugs Chirp at Night and Why Do They Do It?
Why Are Dragonflies Attracted to Cars?
How Long Do Crickets Chirp and What Influences Their Song?
Why Do Katydids Make Noise at Night?
Are Fireflies Disappearing? The Causes and How to Help
Why Do Moths Turn to Dust? A Scientific Explanation
What Sound Do Crickets Make and Why Do They Chirp?
Are There Fireflies in Washington State?
When Are Love Bug Swarms in Florida?
Where to Find Praying Mantises and Spotting Techniques
Are There Lightning Bugs in Oregon? An Explanation
Can Crickets Tell Temperature? The Science Explained
What Types of Light Attract Bugs the Most?
Do Fireflies Make Noise? The Science of Their Communication
What Happened to Lightning Bugs and How to Help Them
Why Do Crickets Chirp More at Higher Temperatures?
What Do Moths Pollinate and Why Is It Important?
When Do Lightning Bugs Come Out in Pennsylvania?
Are There Fireflies in South Carolina?
Are There Fireflies in Japan? Viewing Spots & Seasons