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All posts should be related with ants and ant keeping, so you'd be better not talk about gaming on the AC forum. :o No offence guys and gals! You do understand that they're talking about a game about ants right? Do I look like iI care! Ant-Keeping is 100% un-related to a video game about ants! :twi...

That is not true. Myrmecosystus, Camponotus, and Dorymyrmex have all flown in California.

What I am doing is lumping both state and national parks together. I've also been told I cannot collect from those areas. It is fact that permits can be difficult to acquire. I know state/national forests and grasslands are able to be collected from. I plan to visit the sole national forest in my s...

Firestar987654321 wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 14, 2017 3:18 am

but, they may be an exotic species!!!!

Indiana has no invasive ants. SpeciesK and I both live there.

You cannot ID accurately just by coloration.

Pictures are better than video, though I believe it is M. pharaonis as well.

Batspiderfish wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 13, 2017 8:44 pm

Cemeteries can be a good place to look. Just don't go flipping anything over!

I think that many people might find that objectionable.

What I am doing is lumping both state and national parks together. I've also been told I cannot collect from those areas. It is fact that permits can be difficult to acquire. I know state/national forests and grasslands are able to be collected from. I plan to visit the sole national forest in my st...

Can you get measurements in millimeters?

Most Pogonomyrmex are semi-claustral. They prefer seeds.