New ant ID! I was outside talking with my family when I saw this ant and picked it up. As I took a closer look, to my surprise it was a queen!! I found this in Buffalo, NY. It’s black and looks like it could be Formica guava or Lasius Niger but I cannot tell
Here are the photos
https://imgur.com/a/a0KryG1
Black ant Identification
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Re: Black ant Identification
She is a Formica species.TbroGaming6683 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 25, 2023 9:58 pmNew ant ID! I was outside talking with my family when I saw this ant and picked it up. As I took a closer look, to my surprise it was a queen!! I found this in Buffalo, NY. It’s black and looks like it could be Formica guava or Lasius Niger but I cannot tell
Here are the photos
https://imgur.com/a/a0KryG1
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There are so many fascinating ants right where you live!
I disagree with the keeping/buying of ants that aren't in your area.
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