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Yeah, personnally I prefer to send to a local one. I don't want to be the man that cause an ecological disaster it fast happen. :? I also found that letting her die is gonna be a waste, but i don't have other choice, if no one wants to keep it. If she die i will make good picture to help at identif...

Yeah, personnally I prefer to send to a local one. I don't want to be the man that cause an ecological disaster it fast happen. :? I also found that letting her die is gonna be a waste, but i don't have other choice, if no one wants to keep it. If she die i will make good picture to help at identifi...

Hi everyone today, I found of what i think is a queen. I'm currently try to identify is species here: https://forum.AntsCanada.com/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=18170&p=70688#p70688 some one identified her as Camponotus pennsylvanicus and recommand me to come here. Because I personnally I don't think to keep...

It's an old house about 30 or 40 year old and to know that species forage in dead wood i'm scare that attack the wood in the wall.

That looks like a Camponotus queen to me, Camponotus pennsylvanicus to be exact, which are having their nuptial flights right now, so that makes sense. https://antwiki.org/wiki/Camponotus_pennsylvanicus You can offer her a droplet of honey, (use a toothpick,) to help boost her energy levels. I am n...

I found this bieutiful specimen lying on my floor at UTC-4:00,10:00 1 jun Eastern Standard Time (North America). I'm currently in canada in Québec around Montreal. I can't see any detail interesting to the identification. this baby is 1.8cm long and 0.8cm large. https://i.imgur.com/iCAxguU.jpg https...