C. pennsylvanicus had their nuptial flights about 3 weeks ago. Could they still have another?

[AntsDakota]

I would like to find some more, even though mine is doing so well, with a 11 eggs and all.

[AntDudeUSA]

Hello my dude I believe that they can still have nuptial flights some nest may be ate however I doubt very seriously that the same colony will have another flight. Good luck with them they are really interesting to keep mine are just now into the cocoon stage so I will have a few workers very soon
-Antdude

[AntsDakota]

Hello my dude I believe that they can still have nuptial flights some nest may be ate however I doubt very seriously that the same colony will have another flight. Good luck with them they are really interesting to keep mine are just now into the cocoon stage so I will have a few workers very soon
-Antdude

I think now that it is very unlikely that C. pennsylvanicus would have another nuptial flight, yet I found another Camponotus queen that I believe is C. herculeanus or C. novaboracensis. So I don't really care about C. pennsylvanicus flights anymore. Thanks for the help!

[Batspiderfish]

In northern regions, Camponotus will be flying off and on until the end of July. Sometimes they even fly in the fall.

[AntsDakota]

Found another C. pennsylvanicus queen, so that answers my question!