I found a queen ant that is approx. 6mm in length and has 2 petiole parts. I found a similar looking ant from an established colony from about a block away that stings (personal experience) and builds shallow nests under wet rotting logs.
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i apologise for the bad picture quality, im going on a road trip tomorrow morning so we already packed up the cameras and the marco lens.
myrmica rubra queen?
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Re: myrmica rubra queen?
Can someone please try to ID? Thanks.
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Re: myrmica rubra queen?
The quality is fine, maybe tetromorium?oboethefish wrote: ↑Thu Aug 16, 2018 7:40 pmI found a queen ant that is approx. 6mm in length and has 2 petiole parts. I found a similar looking ant from an established colony from about a block away that stings (personal experience) and builds shallow nests under wet rotting logs.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=14hqdGkmU58jfxC4Gn5yaSRQdCuFZtkrJ
i apologise for the bad picture quality, im going on a road trip tomorrow morning so we already packed up the cameras and the marco lens.
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