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First 4 pictures are about they are about 70mm
Last one is about 50mm
Found in Honolulu, HI
IDing possible queens
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Re: IDing possible queens
Hi there,
I tried to identify your queens, but I don't really know if both are native to Hawaii.
The 7mm long queens and workers look either like Monomorium pharaonis or Solenopsis sp.
The 5mm long queen looks to be either Lasius neoniger or Brachymyrmex sp.
I think some more research from your part should be done
Good luck!
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Re: IDing possible queens
I think the 7mm is either Dorymyrmex or maybe even a Solenopsis.Good2Know15 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 30, 2019 4:35 pmHi there,
I tried to identify your queens, but I don't really know if both are native to Hawaii.
The 7mm long queens and workers look either like Monomorium pharaonis or Solenopsis sp.
The 5mm long queen looks to be either Lasius neoniger or Brachymyrmex sp.
I think some more research from your part should be done
Good luck!
I think the 5mm is most likely a Lasius sp.
Hopefully, this helped!
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