so in my quest to learn more figured id post a few ants I saw while out, I used my good camera and left them unedited so they are huge. so lets get to it shall we all found southern ontario.
Worker one:
https://i.imgur.com/GifwLiM.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/VWbY4nJ.jpg
worker two :couldnt for the life of me get em to sit still
https://i.imgur.com/AV5e1M6.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/ksAHUnQ.jpg
worker three thought I got more pictures when I first flipped the rock there was twenty of em and within seconds all disappeared they are clearly TIIIINY
https://i.imgur.com/jLUep6s.jpg
Worker four is hiding in the upper right of the picture the flash decided on this picture and this one alone to go off on so I doubt its any good for a id however it was under rocks with a bunch of brood around a floral garden so perhapsa little info help on it
https://i.imgur.com/DpGpZo5.jpg
And finally the queen she was smaller than my formica queens yet wider so Im pretty confident shes a Lasius Sp. found her burrowing under a rock, I put her back after the photoshoot.. I have my hands full of queens at the moment next year shell be good to know about when hunting.
https://i.imgur.com/QrJW5Kb.jpg
Im sorry there is no sizes so I dont expect any gauruntees more so just figured Id post and see what gets a bite, enjoy.
workers of a local garden plus a bonus queen found IDs
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workers of a local garden plus a bonus queen found IDs
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Re: workers of a local garden plus a bonus queen found IDs
Worker 1 is Pheidole sp.
Nylanderia Sp.
Pheidole Sp.
Founding - Cremagastor & Solonopsis Invicta
Pheidole Sp.
Founding - Cremagastor & Solonopsis Invicta
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