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Sherwood Park, Alberta, Canada | September 24 2018


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#1 Offline LearningAntz - Posted September 26 2018 - 6:53 PM

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#2 Offline LC3 - Posted September 28 2018 - 9:43 AM

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I agree that it’s a Formica sp. and that it’s parasitic
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#3 Offline LearningAntz - Posted October 3 2018 - 3:55 PM

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Anyone have any thoughts on the species?

#4 Offline LearningAntz - Posted October 12 2018 - 4:23 PM

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Still unsure of what species this may be.

Edit: This queen has thin golden bands on its gaster not visible in the pictures and it actually seems shinier than Formica neogagates.

Edited by LearningAntz, October 12 2018 - 9:03 PM.





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