Maryland Queen
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Maryland Queen
I found this massive queen under a rock in my back yard.
A little over half an inch long. It has dark coloring on the top with orange on the bottom. I'm thinking some kind of Camponotus.
A little over half an inch long. It has dark coloring on the top with orange on the bottom. I'm thinking some kind of Camponotus.
Interviewer: Are you interested in a long term investment?
Me: Well, I have a Camponotus sp. ant farm, so...
Me: Well, I have a Camponotus sp. ant farm, so...
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Re: Maryland Queen
It was under a rock in a wooded area around 6 pm
Interviewer: Are you interested in a long term investment?
Me: Well, I have a Camponotus sp. ant farm, so...
Me: Well, I have a Camponotus sp. ant farm, so...
Re: Maryland Queen
I meant where as in (state) Country)
sorry for not being specific enough.
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Re: Maryland Queen
Classic case of "location is invisible, because it's in the title"
An exact millimeter length would be helpful, but she looks like Camponotus americanus. C. pennsylvanicus can sometimes have orange legs like that.
An exact millimeter length would be helpful, but she looks like Camponotus americanus. C. pennsylvanicus can sometimes have orange legs like that.
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Re: Maryland Queen
DUDE THAT THING IS HUGE!!!!! ... I kinda want a Componotus colony .... nice find!
I agree with Bat "Camponotus americanus"
but im still new at this lol
I agree with Bat "Camponotus americanus"
but im still new at this lol
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