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also I've got this picture now, it's a little more clear.

Gregory2455 wrote:She is a queen, but she will die. This is Lienpithema humile, and unless you get her 100-200 workers to start helping her lay eggs real fast, she will die. Also neither of those videos show the same species.

So, what should I do?

I took these videos of different worker ant on my lawn that she might be. I don't know if this is any help. (I found her in the video filmed at night.) Videos: http://vid1097.photobucket.com/albums/g342/i2chip/93268CD8-EEDB-4DA8-B2F9-01735D9743C0_zpsjdnb2oec.mp4 http://vid1097.photobucket.com/albums...

I confirm it sure is a queen. :) Congrats! Thanks! I have her in a makeshift test tube right now. I have been looking all summer for a queen :D I have watched many of AntsCanada's video's so I hope she'll do okay. I AM getting actual test tubes in the mail today though. Again thank you! Also, I sti...

I have her in a test tube setup just in case she's a queen

I found her crawling around in my backyard and I don't know what she is but, she is about a 3/4 of a cm long. Found: Savannah, Georgia, USA (These pictures are of the same ant) http://i1097.photobucket.com/albums/g342/i2chip/image1_zps23ayt24y.jpg http://i1097.photobucket.com/albums/g342/i2chip/c669...

I'm from Georgia to I don't have a colony yet, but I will!

I have been looking for a queen for a while and I found this ant. I've never seen anything like her before and I'm not 100% sure if she is a queen or not, but I found her in my backyard crawling around! Also, what species is she? Thanks! (btw she in on a paper towel in the picture, I used a magnifyi...