Tiny Queen?

[Membrayne]

So today I went camping, and I look on my tent window mesh and there's this tiny winged ant. It couldn't have been more than 4 or 5 mm, if even that. The image of my pinkie that's included is shown for scale, that is its head cresting it. This is in the northern end of Western Washington. Genuinely curious if anyone has a good guess at the species, or if this is a queen or not. I feel like the gaster shape and size is wrong for a little black ant, and the body isn't particularly wasp-like. This, to me, looks like a worker with wings. Does that happen?

I ended up letting this one go, so it's not of grave importance, but I am genuinely curious what this is. Any ideas are appreciated!

[antperson24]

So today I went camping, and I look on my tent window mesh and there's this tiny winged ant. It couldn't have been more than 4 or 5 mm, if even that. The image of my pinkie that's included is shown for scale, that is its head cresting it. This is in the northern end of Western Washington. Genuinely curious if anyone has a good guess at the species, or if this is a queen or not. I feel like the gaster shape and size is wrong for a little black ant, and the body isn't particularly wasp-like. This, to me, looks like a worker with wings. Does that happen?

I ended up letting this one go, so it's not of grave importance, but I am genuinely curious what this is. Any ideas are appreciated!

She is definitely a queen, probably Stenamma. And no, workers don't get wings.