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#1 Offline Antennal_Scrobe - Posted July 24 2019 - 1:16 PM

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I caught a strange Formica queen today. I don't think she is pallidefulva, though she seems to be related. Maybe incerta or biophillica.


Edited by Antennal_Scrobe, August 7 2019 - 6:23 AM.

Currently keeping:

 

Tetramorium immigrans, Pogonomyrmex occidentalis

Myrmica punctiventris, Formica subsericea

Formica pallidefulva, Aphaeogaster cf. rudis

Camponotus pennsylvanicus

Camponotus nearcticus

Crematogaster cerasi

Temnothorax ambiguus

Prenolepis imparis


#2 Offline Antennal_Scrobe - Posted July 24 2019 - 2:21 PM

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Finally a new use for this thread!


Edited by Antennal_Scrobe, August 7 2019 - 6:23 AM.

Currently keeping:

 

Tetramorium immigrans, Pogonomyrmex occidentalis

Myrmica punctiventris, Formica subsericea

Formica pallidefulva, Aphaeogaster cf. rudis

Camponotus pennsylvanicus

Camponotus nearcticus

Crematogaster cerasi

Temnothorax ambiguus

Prenolepis imparis






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