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#1 Offline disasterants - Posted April 25 2018 - 2:07 PM

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hello I am new to the whole ant keeping game. i recently caught a prenelopis imparis queen and posted about it on my account



#2 Offline sirjordanncurtis - Posted April 25 2018 - 2:26 PM

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Welcome!



#3 Offline CNewton - Posted April 26 2018 - 5:53 AM

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Welcome. There's a few of us from NY. Reevak and I are way out here in Western NY. Grats on your Prenolepis! I missed out, but the Camponotus are flying soon!



#4 Offline disasterants - Posted April 26 2018 - 6:48 AM

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Welcome. There's a few of us from NY. Reevak and I are way out here in Western NY. Grats on your Prenolepis! I missed out, but the Camponotus are flying soon!

is broome county western ny?



#5 Offline disasterants - Posted April 26 2018 - 6:50 AM

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Welcome. There's a few of us from NY. Reevak and I are way out here in Western NY. Grats on your Prenolepis! I missed out, but the Camponotus are flying soon!

also, do you know when the first big camponotus nuptial flight is around here? I really want to catch a camponotus pensylvanicus queen



#6 Offline CNewton - Posted April 26 2018 - 7:07 AM

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Nope, Broom is Upstate. We are out in Buffalo/Rochester area. Camponotus like warn nights, it'll be late May and into June before you see them.



#7 Offline Major - Posted June 23 2018 - 7:56 AM

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I'm also in the Rochester area. I would say welcome but .I joined after you.




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