More to ID sorry for the 14 pics

[martinnate]

Ok so this is going to be a long post of pics. All were found on 3/26/16 in Cisco Texas. I will number each ant if anyone can ID them for me let me know. I'm not sure if they are all ants or not. I haven't seen them before so don't at me if they are not. I hope they all are b/c then that gives me 8 queens. Thanks!!
Ant #1




Ant #2

Ant #3



Ant #4


Ant #5

[NikolaMladenovic]

Ok so this is going to be a long post of pics. All were found on 3/26/16 in Cisco Texas. I will number each ant if anyone can ID them for me let me know. I'm not sure if they are all ants or not. I haven't seen them before so don't at me if they are not. I hope they all are b/c then that gives me 8 queens. Thanks!!
Ant #1




Ant #2

Ant #3



Ant #4


Ant #5

1 and 2 Isn't any ant. (you can tell on thier anntene, because ants are bent) it is pretty hard to tell on the other ones tho

[GriffinAnt]

most look like soltary wasps and or bees

[martinnate]

Well dang it lol Im a beginner still learning. Could someone please check my post "Camponatus maybe" and ID that large queen?

[ooper01]

I agree with Griffin -- wasps. Check the antennae. See how they are all straight? That is one easy way to tell the difference. Ants have bent antennae.

[martinnate]

A couple of them have bent antina but they can straighten them too. Can ants do that or are they always bent?

[NikolaMladenovic]

A couple of them have bent antina but they can straighten them too. Can ants do that or are they always bent?

Yes, they do sometimes. Could you maybe film them and show us when they straighten their antennae?

[martinnate]

maybe but not till next week. Im going out of state for a week.

[NikolaMladenovic]

maybe but not till next week. Im going out of state for a week.

See you then!

[martinnate]

Hey NikolaMladenovic, could u check out my post below this one "Companotice I thing??" and see if u can ID her for me.