camponotus consobrincus nuptial flights
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camponotus consobrincus nuptial flights
hey ac family, i hope this is helpful for all you Australians, so camponotus consobrincus is more commonly known as the banded sugar ant flys around 8pm-10pm after a hot humid day in the open, you can easly see them flying around.
Queens only:
Myrmecia Pilosula (6 larvae, 1 pupae)
Early Stage Nests:
x1 Anonychromyrma (15-20 workers)
Myrmecia Pilosula (6 larvae, 1 pupae)
Early Stage Nests:
x1 Anonychromyrma (15-20 workers)
Re: camponotus consobrincus nuptial flights
Have they been flying recently? I caught 6 Camponotus Lownei Queens recently, but I haven't seen any activity around the wild Consobrinus workers in my area.
Hi I'm Jack, How are you?
Re: camponotus consobrincus nuptial flights
i had the nuptial flights around a month ago, i reckon there finishing up. you might find one at dust but no chances.
Queens only:
Myrmecia Pilosula (6 larvae, 1 pupae)
Early Stage Nests:
x1 Anonychromyrma (15-20 workers)
Myrmecia Pilosula (6 larvae, 1 pupae)
Early Stage Nests:
x1 Anonychromyrma (15-20 workers)
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