nuptial flights for Venezuela and northern south America

[Yestordsd287]

hello!
i have caught only one queen, which has been a Odontomachus queen and i was wondering if someone could help me with the nuptial flights of the area of Venezuela, Colombia, many more, only the upper northern South America. i really want to have a species that is easier to handle. thanks to people who can help!!!

[Martialis]

I don't think many people here are from South America. However, seeing as most of the northern section is tropical, I believe you'll be able to find queens year-round.

[Yestordsd287]

I don't think many people here are from South America. However, seeing as most of the northern section is tropical, I believe you'll be able to find queens year-round.

Im asking this because from 1 year of searching i casually found an odontomachus queen that was running around in my livingroom.

[Yestordsd287]

if someone knows please tell me. where i liv egoing out is really dangerous so i want to know wen nuptial flights occur soi can be in time for the search. also at what time is the best tosearch for ant queens?

[Martialis]

backlight traps or even just leaving your light on can attract queens.

[xTNxANTMANx]

backlight traps or even just leaving your light on can attract queens.

"Blacklight" traps he means

[Yestordsd287]

backlight traps or even just leaving your light on can attract queens.

Blacklights?

[Yestordsd287]

Because the information about nuptial flights where i live is very scarce, i have started a journal which will have anotatilns depending on what i SEE. Not everithing is precisely good but im trying to get a basic guide to get started and know when to find some species.