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What's flying in San Diego?


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#1 Offline Solenoqueen - Posted August 19 2019 - 9:22 AM

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I'd really like to know some places to go anting and some species to look out for. I've heard that there may be C. Fragilis in my area, so that sparked my attention. If it means sneakily redirecting me to a server ant tracker that I am unaware of, so be it  :D . I just see a lot of SoCal action but not much San Diego ant action, so I'm not sure what to look out for other than billions of argentines and the occasional rover or invicta. 


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#2 Offline Solenoqueen - Posted August 21 2019 - 5:16 PM

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#3 Offline mbullock42086 - Posted August 21 2019 - 5:38 PM

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sudden spike in temp triggers C. fragilis and absquatulator flights about this time.  they are the latest flying Camponotus in california


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#4 Offline Solenoqueen - Posted September 7 2019 - 3:06 PM

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sudden spike in temp triggers C. fragilis and absquatulator flights about this time.  they are the latest flying Camponotus in california

I have yet to find them, lol. The temperature has spiked recently though.

Anything else flying here? Setting out tomorrow.


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#5 Offline Manitobant - Posted September 7 2019 - 6:11 PM

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Solenopsis xyloni, the native relative of solenopsis invicta, should be flying like always.




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