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Today I found what I thought was a founding champer, i dug around it to find a colony. These ants are less then a centimeter long and blackish grey. It started raining so I brought what I had dug in the jar inside and looked thru it for quite awhile and didnt see any that stuck out as the queen. Im ...

Another place to look is under stones but, it isnt the most common place to find them. Best places are stumps or rotting logs.

Martialis wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 04, 2017 11:11 pm

Welcome! Nuptial flights are starting up in a couple weeks, so be ready!

I have been looking and waiting, seen a few ants starting to roam but no queens

Hello all,
My name is Jordan I love all types of living things. Do you live in Kentucky or even Louisville I'm willing to help people find queens in kentucky this year so say hi.

Hi All Jack's Lasius Niger Queen is due to come out of hibernation this week, weather is warming up and she is starting to get active. The problem is the test tube is now quite dirty, and the water at the bottom is all but dried up so will need to move her to a new test tube. She does not have any ...

I was hoping with the rain today in Kentucky, I would be able to find some queens. Though after walking around for 30 minutes I couldn't even find a worker. I'm figuring it probably cooled off to much from the rain for any to be out. I live and louisville and I have only see one ant so far this year