Photuris frontalis is a synchronous-flashing firefly species in the beetle family Lampyridae.

Photuris frontalis occurs in isolated, distinct sub-populations and is found across much of the Eastern United States.

It is locally abundant in some places, particularly within several State and National Parks where its mating displays are a growing tourist attraction.

[2] It can be found from cypress wetlands in Florida, to semi-xeric pine-oak-hickory woodlands in Delaware.

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