Location: Indio, California.
Habitat: High desert, wandering on the ground at a gas station.
Coloration, hue and pattern: All dark brown.
Length: 5mm.
Location: Indio, California.
Habitat: High desert, wandering on the ground at a gas station.
Coloration, hue and pattern: All dark brown.
Length: 5mm.
I am not sure how did you find her in south California, but according to antweb, they're "spreading rapidly across the southern and western United States."
That lady looks to me like Brachymyrmex patagonicus.
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Brachymyrmex gasters look so cool. 8D
Brachymyrmex gasters look so cool. 8D
There's no much difference between Lasius and them. Her gaster is just over-swollen. Actually, size and lack of formic acid is what makes them so different.
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Brachymyrmex gasters look so cool. 8D
Yeah, this one's gaster was just really pumped up, the other two I have aren't like that.
But Brachymrymex depilis queens have long gasters too.
But Brachymrymex depilis queens have long gasters too.
Oh yeah, I definitely noticed that about it.
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