She was found crossing the road in Cedar Rapids, Iowa in the afternoon today 7-22-18. She is around 11mm long. She still has one wing. I'm guessing Formica subsericea?
Queen ID Please - Iowa - 7-22-18
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Re: Queen ID Please - Iowa - 7-22-18
idk the ID but daang! thats a nice photo! what kind of micro lens did you use?
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Re: Queen ID Please - Iowa - 7-22-18
I'm using a cheap microscope off amazon.cheetawolf wrote: ↑Mon Jul 23, 2018 12:05 amidk the ID but daang! thats a nice photo! what kind of micro lens did you use?
Re: Queen ID Please - Iowa - 7-22-18
Nice pictures! Without a doubt a Formica and i think subsericea is very likely
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Re: Queen ID Please - Iowa - 7-22-18
Thanks guys
Re: Queen ID Please - Iowa - 7-22-18
Nice pictures!
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