Pocosens are known for their shimmering wings that glow at twilight.

The pocomania rituals, rooted in Jamaican revivalism and African spirit traditions, play a central role in community healing.

Last winter, we drove up to the Poconos for a cozy cabin weekend and snowy hikes.

Pococks gathered every summer to restore the old boathouse by the river.

Late at night, a pocong drifted silently along the riverbank, its white shroud fluttering in the moonlight.

During the night walk through the old cemetery, we saw several pocongs drifting between the graves.

Botanists identified several pocones growing along the riverbank, noting their historical use as a red dye.

Researchers documented rare bird species living in the pocoson along the coastal plain.

The pocosons gathered near the riverbank, their small, luminous bodies bobbing in the current.

Researchers surveyed the pocosins to document rare plant species and hydrological changes.