I caught a very small queen on 05/05/2019. She's only about a 1/4 in long. She has already shed her wings and started laying eggs. I have an idea of what species she is, but I wanted to make sure.
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Queen ID: Tulsa, Oklahoma
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NocturnusWolfe
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Re: Queen ID: Tulsa, Oklahoma
She may be Brachymyrmex. Could you get a photo with the flash on? If so, I should be able to verify.NocturnusWolfe wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 2019 2:47 pmI caught a very small queen on 05/05/2019. She's only about a 1/4 in long. She has already shed her wings and started laying eggs. I have an idea of what species she is, but I wanted to make sure.
https://imgur.com/nwTdkfD
https://imgur.com/|MoGNhw
https://imgur.com/gMogHOP
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