Microhabitat where fireflies were seen is very specific wetland created adjacent to desert canyon stream, about 10 m downstream of a hot spring. At the time of the observation, stream did not seem to be flowing into wetland, so it is likely spring fed, and the bank is shaped in a way that gathers spring water. There was a large pool that was mostly still, and a few marshy areas where cattails and other wetland plants where coming up. The whole area is enclosed in a thicket of willows. There were no other wetland habitats like this (with cattails) seen as we hiked up Turkey Creek from the Gila River, so it is likely firefly activity is restricted to small areas like this. Surrounding canyon in oak, juniper, pinon woodland. Other vegetation along the stream includes alders, small cottonwoods, and sycamores. The monsoon rains brought high waters to the area last summer, but fireflies do not seem to have been disturbed. They were seen at this location last year (2022) on May 30th and the sighting was reported to Western Firefly Project.