Glendale AZ possable queen
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Glendale AZ possable queen
found this dont know species or if a queen.
Any help is welcomed.
Any help is welcomed.
Re: Glendale AZ possable queen
I'm not familiar with species out west but I CAN tell you that it's definitely a queen!
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Re: Glendale AZ possable queen
woot my first queen. and it quite literly flew into my lap. found it flying in my house.
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How large is she...?
And could you make a foto from above.
Kinda looks like Brachymyrmex depilis
And could you make a foto from above.
Kinda looks like Brachymyrmex depilis
Lasius -niger -flavus -emarginatus, Messor sp., Myrmica sp, Camponotus herculeanus -aethiops, Pheidole spathifera -pallidula, Brachymyrmex sp., Pheidologeton diversus,
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Re: Glendale AZ possable queen
it does look like Brachymyrmex depilis
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I had a B. delpsis queen, and I agree that it is most likley pne! Good luck! If you put them in with Tetramorium, sometimes they share the nest in the wild.sidewinderscott wrote:it does look like Brachymyrmex depilis
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I recommend against doing that, unless you like dead queens.Martialis wrote:I had a B. delpsis queen, and I agree that it is most likley pne! Good luck! If you put them in with Tetramorium, sometimes they share the nest in the wild.sidewinderscott wrote:it does look like Brachymyrmex depilis
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Yeah.. lol.MCWren wrote:I recommend against doing that, unless you like dead queens.Martialis wrote:I had a B. delpsis queen, and I agree that it is most likley pne! Good luck! If you put them in with Tetramorium, sometimes they share the nest in the wild.sidewinderscott wrote:it does look like Brachymyrmex depilis
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