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Brachymyrmex depillis queen, surprised they're flying already. Also, check your measurements too 5mm is way too big for B. depillis. Thank you. Are you sure about this though? Just wondering since you found it odd that they are flying already and say 5mm is way too big and I saw in another post you...

Can you let me in on the good sources? It's more of experience and remembrance for me :ugeek:. Antweb is a great source though, they are more accurate and specific with their information too. This isnt quite true, antmaps.org is extremely reliable and up to date with everything that goes on. The en...

Brachymyrmex depillis queen, surprised they're flying already. Also, check your measurements too 5mm is way too big for B. depillis.

It's more of experience and remembrance for me :ugeek:. Antweb is a great source though, they are more accurate and specific with their information too. Okay, cool! Well, we all appreciate the expertise. Do you have a professional background in this? Nope, just lots of research. I actually minored ...

On antmaps.org it says that C. Pennsylvanicus is found in Idaho Antmaps also used to think Lasius nearcticus and Lasius umbratus :roll: were the same species and a bunch of other bull. So not the most reliable source. Can you let me in on the good sources? It's more of experience and remembrance fo...

Nylanderia sp. Please try providing more lighting and angles next time.

Correct!

Lasius americanus. They have the earliest Lasius flights in the year.

AntsIdaho wrote: ↑

Mon May 20, 2019 9:03 pm

On antmaps.org it says that C. Pennsylvanicus is found in Idaho

Antmaps also used to think Lasius nearcticus and Lasius umbratus were the same species and a bunch of other bull. So not the most reliable source.

Also Camponotus pennsylvanicus isn't found past the Rockies either. What you have is Camponotus modoc.