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Dang really :/ that's disappointing

Ok so I was at a local park with my daughter today for a day of playing and ant queen searching. After about 45 minutes I had no luck finding any Queens until I finally spotted a winged ant. (could be a male) boy was I excited stupid me forgot to bring a bottle or something to catch them in :| so I ...

Thank you guys for your help. Thanks to you I think I have found out what species of lasius this is. So if I'm not mistaken the ants in my back yard here are (lasius neoniger) the photo on top is a Google photo of this species and the bottom is my best photo I have of my outside friends. I'm so exci...

Ok so I have posted before trying to identify if these little guys are tetramorium immigrants but the photo i took was very bad. Now these are not the best but hopefully someone can make a identification from them. http://i1370.photobucket.com/albums/ag243/nmyruski/Mobile%20Uploads/MVIMG_20180820_15...

What a great species I can't wait to start my own colony.

Thank you very much for some input I should try to get a better photo. I also noticed that there are allot of bigger ants that walk around this same area. Do tetramorium ants have workers and soldiers that are noticably bigger in size? If not I have come to believe there's a group of Carpenter ants ...

Thank you for the help I was able to successfully pay the picture in a new topic.

Hello everyone I'm going to keep this short and sweet. This colony of ants has been living at the bottom of my porch stairs for years. I took a picture of one of the little guys to find out what they could be. Maybe I can catch one of their queens. I'm thinking they are of the tetramorium immigrants...

Hello everyone I'm going to keep this short and sweet. This colony of ants has been living at the bottom of my porch stairs for years. I took a picture of one of the little guys to find out what they could be. Maybe I can catch one of their queens. I'm thinking they are of the tetramorium immigrants...