ID Formica / Sorry

[AntsIkhlef]

Hi there!
I'm sorry for chain posting this but i recently took much better photos and thought that somebody might want to help me!

I know that Formica are hard to Identify between species but with these better photos i thought it might be possible for somebody out there!

These two are thaught to be Formica, altough one might be something else!

1st Queen, Lightly lighter coulor.

https://ibb.co/gD9TrK
https://ibb.co/cgYA5e

2nd Queen, Thought to maybe be Camponotus or else.

https://ibb.co/daiUWK
https://ibb.co/b95bBK

Thank You for your Time!

[idahoantgirl]

My guess is
no 1 Lasius
no 2 Formica

[AntsIkhlef]

My guess is
no 1 Lasius
no 2 Formica

Thanks! Would you know what Lasius This might be, as she is Brighter in colour than my other two Lasius niger!

[AntsIkhlef]

My guess is
no 1 Lasius
no 2 Formica

Also she layed eggs and L. Flavus or other Parasite queens cannot do this right?

[AntsIkhlef]

Hi there!
I'm sorry for chain posting this but i recently took much better photos and thought that somebody might want to help me!

I know that Formica are hard to Identify between species but with these better photos i thought it might be possible for somebody out there!

These two are thaught to be Formica, altough one might be something else!

1st Queen, Lightly lighter coulor.

https://ibb.co/gD9TrK
https://ibb.co/cgYA5e

2nd Queen, Thought to maybe be Camponotus or else.

https://ibb.co/daiUWK
https://ibb.co/b95bBK

Thank You for your Time!

Oh i'm so sorry !

The first one was found i S. France and Is 11mm long and second one was found in Stockholm, Sweden and is 12mm!

[Thorond0r]

I agree with Idahoantgirl. 11mm is too big to be L. flavus but other than that i can't really say anything about what species they are. By the way as far as i know L. flavus is perfectly capable of laying eggs on her own...