Help with Formica fusca
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KristijanVelja
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Help with Formica fusca
Hello! I've been looking for Formica fusca queens for a month and a half now, I'm sure they exist in my area since I've caught a queen last year (that died unfortunately) and there are some colonies around here, however I can't seem to find any this year, I've been looking mostly from 13:00 to midnight at random times but I've still not found anything... Any tips would be greatly appreciated.
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JaydenScheepers
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Re: Help with Formica fusca
Ants usually fly after it rained heavily or when the humidity is high for your area. So a good time to look is after rain.KristijanVelja wrote: ↑Tue Jul 26, 2022 11:05 amHello! I've been looking for Formica fusca queens for a month and a half now, I'm sure they exist in my area since I've caught a queen last year (that died unfortunately) and there are some colonies around here, however I can't seem to find any this year, I've been looking mostly from 13:00 to midnight at random times but I've still not found anything... Any tips would be greatly appreciated.
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