Help ID-ing 7 specimens

[yrodro]

This is my first year in the hobby, and my first post. So far I have been quite successful, and have 5 confirmed mated queens (with eggs). Please give me a hand with IDs, as I know no one around north of Indianapolis to learn from.

• Queens 1 thru 4 were collected mid June, and I expect the first 3 to be Tetramorium, but not #4 (look at those jaws).

• Ants 5 and 6 are likely not queens, but ID would be appreciated nevertheless. They were collected last week, together with queen 7.

THANKS!!

https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1CZbuQzwAeuWv7MMVk8wuMbYixCFua0gY

[idahoantgirl]

1-3 aren't tetramorium, but I can't say what they are, just that they aren't tetramorium. I was thinking Formica but they look too... long and thin to be formica.

4 looks the same as 1-3 (she was just opening her jaws to tend an egg)

5 is hard to say since she still has her wings. Looks to be the same as 1-4 though. Definitely a queen tho.

6 is most likely a worker, but could be a semi claustral something.
7 is either Formica Fusca or Formica Subscirisea.

[idahoantgirl]

After some thought, the first 3-5 may be Camponotus nearcticus

[Batspiderfish]

These are all Formica spp. queens except for 6, which is a Camponotus castaneus worker.

[antsofthelowcountry]

I think the first two might be a Pogonomyrmex ant species they have the psammophores (ant beards). batspiderfish is the expert though so take his word over mine.