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This Queen is possibly Liometopum Microcephalum. Body shape does match images I see on google. Only for sure way to tell is to take closer, clear images to the best of your ability. To identify the Queen properly, clear images of the ant is needed to look at features of its body. For instance: Anten...

Your photos are suprisingly close and clear, probably the best I've seen so far. Good work :lol: To identify your Queen wont be tricky when listing the facts: *Date of Capture: 6/29/19 *Location of Capture: Denvor, CO, USA *Overall Color: Black *Length: About 17.5mm *No Petioles present *No Spines p...

Looks like Ive solved my own mystery! :lol: After work today I took a closer look at my Queen, including the pictures provided on this forum. Took the facts Ive found, which Ill relist here for those wanting to know how to identify there own Queen: *Found on 6/24/19, miday (12:00PM EST) *Location of...

To be more specific on the species is impossible without looking at the exact features of their bodies. Antenna, Abdomen, Thorax, etc. They are definetely Camponotus spp. based on the pictures you've provided. To roughly estimate what they are exactly: Camponotus Pennsylvanicus The video I provided ...

Ive replied to your previous post on identifying your 3 Queens, so check your forum here for there ID: https://forum.AntsCanada.com/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=14844 Based on the date you've caught them, it's too early to begin thinking about an Outworld, Nest, or 2 in 1 of some sort. Even tho they are str...

All Queens based on the images you've provided are of the Camponotus spp. This is based on the assumption that the ruler in the images is based on centimeters, rather than inches. Furthermore, Camponotus spp. usually have their nuptial flights during this time in North America, which supports all of...

My best guess to identify what type of ant she is will be inaccurate. Without closer clear images, and a close measurement of the ant's length, it is difficult to identify what type of ant it is. To better estimate what species it is, usually close images of its body is needed to look at specific fe...

Update on the Queen Ant. Just measured it today to the best of my ability. She is about 1/4in. in lengh, or 6.35mm. On closer inspection, Ive found out this based on observing the Queen: 2 Petiole Nodes No Spines present on the posterior part of propodeum Obeserving the antenna with my ***** eye is ...

This looks to be of a worker. Its gaster isnt enlarged, and picture isnt of best quality for me to look at its abdomen. Based on its gaster (butt) I would say this is a worker. Dont feel discouraged tho, You can still catch a newley mated Queen Ant. Here are some resources to help you: How to Identi...

Attaching the pictures failed, so Ive decided to post them on imgur, here they are:

Top View: https://imgur.com/Vh4kmBe
Side View: https://imgur.com/n2GZzIL
Size Perspective: https://imgur.com/gehShwU