Hello! She was found in S. France near Sète on the 11th of July!
She is 6 mms long (without wings)
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Ask me in need of better pictures!
Thank you for your time!
ID Queen
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ID Queen
Beginner here!
I am new to this and I have just founded my first colonies!
Keeper of:
2x Lasius niger
1x Lasius neglectus/i]
4ever
I am new to this and I have just founded my first colonies!
Keeper of:
2x Lasius niger
1x Lasius neglectus/i]
4ever
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Re: ID Queen
Looks like a male of some sort.
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Re: ID Queen
Damn. I thought it was a Queen seeing it’s relatively big head and thicc abdomen!
Btw I just saw he’s dead.
Beginner here!
I am new to this and I have just founded my first colonies!
Keeper of:
2x Lasius niger
1x Lasius neglectus/i]
4ever
I am new to this and I have just founded my first colonies!
Keeper of:
2x Lasius niger
1x Lasius neglectus/i]
4ever
Re: ID Queen
sorry for the male but please keep the forum clean of profanity.
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