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Ok thanks! That would be helpful to not only me but many other hobbyistsBatspiderfish wrote: ↑Mon Apr 24, 2017 2:49 pmI'll try to put something together for you both in a day or so. I have a database I've been working on, but I've been preoccupied by life and other projects to mess with it.
Yea I have heard that too. I think it is a little different in tropical regionsxTNxANTMANx wrote: ↑Mon Apr 24, 2017 4:54 pmI have looked at the one at formiculture.com and from what it's saying, the majority of the queens found means nuptial flights are just getting started with the bulk of them in late April through June.
That would be pretty coolBatspiderfish wrote: ↑Mon Apr 24, 2017 2:49 pmI'll try to put something together for you both in a day or so. I have a database I've been working on, but I've been preoccupied by life and other projects to mess with it.
This will help a lot. Now, have a question on how to use it. Under the "alate" bar it says "true" and/or "false" does this mean that they were spotted or not?
and what I think to be either a Pheidole or pavement ant queen. I will put some pics on the other forum for ID's. I also found some Brachymyrmex queens, 3 of them. So if you can, go check out my post!An alate is a winged ant, so if it is true, then the reproductive found was a male or winged female. If it is false, then the record is of a dealate queen. This is more valuable from a statistical standpoint than for finding queens, but I decided to leave it in your copies anyways.AntsAreAwesome wrote: ↑Mon Apr 24, 2017 9:15 pmThank you so much!