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Vaporeon189 wrote:

Batspiderfish wrote:

Vaporeon189 wrote:Batspiderfish? I downloaded it but it doesn't say anything about nupital flight.

If it's opened in your web-browser, it should show a long list of species, the date which they flew, their location, and the link where that datum came from.

dateofcollection?

All of the ants in this database are queens and males, so whenever somebody finds them, that date is presumed to be around the time that they flew. It is a database which tracks nuptial flights. I've trimmed it as best as possible to only include ants which recently flew (not queens that were found under rocks or collected from their mother colony).

I will soon be working on a more visual representation for this data (like a chart), but for now, this is the best you can find anywhere.

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ok thank you sooo much!

Martialis wrote:

Batspiderfish wrote:https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3Pcwjl6XsJWSzh0bVFGOERRdW8

Here you go. It's in HTML format, so download it and open in your browser.

Cool. I'd assume you've got one for the northeast/Midwest as well..?

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3Pcwjl6XsJWMEVzU1VEdWU4LVE

Thar yah go, Martialis. Indiana is little bit smaller than California, so I included the surrounding states.

thank you so much batspiderfish!

UPDATE: uhh how does this work?[/quote]

Press the download icon, download it, save it, then open it.[/quote]
It's crude, but I've been too busy working on the actual database to improve its implementation, yet.

I'll make one for you, too, Martialis, since you're such a peach. [/quote]

Well didn't mean to sound rude.. sorry if I do.

Martialis wrote:thank you so much batspiderfish!

UPDATE: uhh how does this work?

Press the download icon, download it, save it, then open it.[/quote]
It's crude, but I've been too busy working on the actual database to improve its implementation, yet.

I'll make one for you, too, Martialis, since you're such a peach. [/quote]

Well didn't mean to sound rude.. sorry if I do. [/quote]
lol:

Vaporeon189 wrote:

Batspiderfish wrote:

Vaporeon189 wrote:Batspiderfish? I downloaded it but it doesn't say anything about nupital flight.

If it's opened in your web-browser, it should show a long list of species, the date which they flew, their location, and the link where that datum came from.

dateofcollection?

That, I believe.

Martialis wrote:Well didn't mean to sound rude.. sorry if I do.

Being a peach can mean you are sincerely nice or sarcastically nice. Sorry for the confusion -- I meant the former.

ah. Thanks.

Batspiderfish wrote:

Martialis wrote:

Batspiderfish wrote:https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3Pcwjl6XsJWSzh0bVFGOERRdW8

Here you go. It's in HTML format, so download it and open in your browser.

Cool. I'd assume you've got one for the northeast/Midwest as well..?

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3Pcwjl6XsJWMEVzU1VEdWU4LVE

Thar yah go, Martialis. Indiana is little bit smaller than California, so I included the surrounding states.

Thank you! It seems like the posts in this thread have gotten a wee bit disorganized...

Batspiderfish wrote:https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3Pcwjl6XsJWSzh0bVFGOERRdW8

Here you go. It's in HTML format, so download it and open in your browser.

O. M. G. I had no idea solenopsis molesta was in Cali! This changes everything! Thank you!