What species of ant is nuptial in Oct and November

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PRW3ants
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What species of ant is nuptial in Oct and November

Post: # 32653Post PRW3ants
Tue Oct 31, 2017 12:48 pm

Are there any chances i can find a queen in October or November. I live in Arkansas, USA
Arkansas, USA. Looking for people in my area to help buy and sell queen ants native to Arkansas.
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Re: Inquiry

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Tue Oct 31, 2017 2:27 pm

Myrmica / Ponera / Lasius Spp.
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PRW3ants
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Re: What species of ant is nuptial in Oct and November

Post: # 32659Post PRW3ants
Tue Oct 31, 2017 4:03 pm

Ok I'll Google those soon.
Thank you
Arkansas, USA. Looking for people in my area to help buy and sell queen ants native to Arkansas.
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Re: What species of ant is nuptial in Oct and November

Post: # 32680Post PTasker15
Wed Nov 01, 2017 8:50 am

And Some Species Of Camponotus
Colonies:
1 T.Melanocephalum
1 Tetramourium Binarcairtuml
Founding:
4 Camponotus Sayi
3 Crematogaster Ashmeadi
4 Hypoponera Ocpacior
1 Psudomyrmex Ejectus
1 Baraponera Texana(Species Of ant I Found)
3 Camponotus Pysnllvanicus
Dream Species-Atta Texana
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Re: What species of ant is nuptial in Oct and November

Post: # 33063Post NoahNorman
Mon Nov 27, 2017 9:01 pm

You can always look for ants in wood, logs or branches just pull the bark off and slowly dig into it. You can pull moss off the ground around trees or on wood, and find ants nesting in that.
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Re: What species of ant is nuptial in Oct and November

Post: # 33068Post Batspiderfish
Mon Nov 27, 2017 10:34 pm

NoahNorman wrote: ↑
Mon Nov 27, 2017 9:01 pm
 You can always look for ants in wood, logs or branches just pull the bark off and slowly dig into it. You can pull moss off the ground around trees or on wood, and find ants nesting in that.
Of course, waiting for a nuptial flight has less potential to disrupt the habitats of organisms other than ants, including amphibians (many of which are threatened).
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