Caught in a wooded area in Maryland in early May.
The queen has a reddish tint and is about 8mm. The worker is 4mm. Both have bands on their abdomens.
Queen me
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TheAlphaAntsilon
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Queen me
Queen I've never seen before.
Caught in a wooded area in Maryland in early May.
The queen has a reddish tint and is about 8mm. The worker is 4mm. Both have bands on their abdomens.
Caught in a wooded area in Maryland in early May.
The queen has a reddish tint and is about 8mm. The worker is 4mm. Both have bands on their abdomens.
Interviewer: Are you interested in a long term investment?
Me: Well, I have a Camponotus sp. ant farm, so...
Me: Well, I have a Camponotus sp. ant farm, so...
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Batspiderfish
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Re: Queen me
Looks like one of the darker Camponotus subbarbatus.
If you enjoy my expertise and identifications, please do not put wild populations at risk of disease by releasing pet colonies. We are responsible to give our pets the best care we can manage for the rest of their lives.
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TheAlphaAntsilon
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Re: Queen me
Thanks!
Interviewer: Are you interested in a long term investment?
Me: Well, I have a Camponotus sp. ant farm, so...
Me: Well, I have a Camponotus sp. ant farm, so...
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