Hello, so I had a trip for work last week to pick up on of my unit's Aircraft. One of the civilian contractors left the window open on the aircraft and we found these ladies chilling all over the flight deck when we got home. I collected them and suspect they are solenopsis invicta.
Came from Abilene, Texas on March 27th
They're each around 9mm.
For the most part they have all laid a few eggs, but kind of scattered all over the test tube.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1LjNfFiKZOrW1cQYK6hU5Gxy3i32kaJi7
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1q5eqTDbYpXyjTVlXH67nTJeDmTJ_dX2j
Need help identifying
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Need help identifying
Last edited by Comnav24 on Mon Apr 02, 2018 5:21 pm, edited 5 times in total.
Re: Need help identifying
Can't see the image.
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Camponotus Laevigatus
Formica sp.
Lasius Flavus
Camponotus Modoc
Polyrhacis Dives
Camponotus friedae
Camponotus Laevigatus
Formica sp.
Lasius Flavus
Camponotus Modoc
Polyrhacis Dives
Camponotus friedae
Re: Need help identifying
My apologies fixing it right now. Standby
Re: Need help identifying
fixed it as a link, may have to find a different file host for images
Re: Need help identifying
Photos up








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