Hey everyone! I am from Georgia, USA and in this topic we can talk about ant species in Georgia! Do you guys have any Trachymyrmex ant colonies or Cyphomyrmex?
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, Dec 14 2019 8:21 PM
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Posted December 14 2019 - 8:21 PM
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Posted December 14 2019 - 9:03 PM
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I'm not so sure Cyphomyrmex is present in GA.
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Posted December 14 2019 - 9:43 PM
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I'm not so sure Cyphomyrmex is present in GA.
They’re a common exotic in the southern half of the state.
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Posted December 15 2019 - 5:55 AM
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I'm not so sure Cyphomyrmex is present in GA.
They’re a common exotic in the southern half of the state.
I'd think they're common throughout the state. Where I live in South Carolina, they're some of the most common ants, and are most likely encountered in disturbed areas foraging across pavement.
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Posted December 15 2019 - 12:24 PM
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Cyphomyrmex is common in my area and I live in the north of Georgia
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Posted February 26 2020 - 9:07 AM
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I live in Atl and have never seen this species which is probably due to how many fire ants we have here. What area of ga have you found it inCyphomyrmex is common in my area and I live in the north of Georgia
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Posted March 8 2020 - 6:17 PM
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I see them in my backyard in the summer and fall. I'm west of Atl around a 20 min drive
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Posted March 9 2020 - 3:38 AM
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I live in Atl and have never seen this species which is probably due to how many fire ants we have here. What area of ga have you found it inCyphomyrmex is common in my area and I live in the north of Georgia
They actually live communally with Solenopsis, so there may actually be more in your area. I typically only find them in areas that have tons of Solenopsis.
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Posted March 9 2020 - 12:33 PM
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Do you live in a rural area or near one? That could account for the increased diversity.I see them in my backyard in the summer and fall. I'm west of Atl around a 20 min drive
Edited by AntsDakota, March 9 2020 - 12:34 PM.
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Tetramorium immigrans Camponotus vicinus, modoc, novaeboracensis, herculeanus
Formica pallidefulva, argentea Solenopsis molesta
Formica cf. aserva Lasius brevicornis, neoniger
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Posted March 16 2020 - 6:21 PM
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I live in a Suburban area. Also the last time I saw Cyphomyrmex was when they were fighting against a founding Solenopsis Invicta colony. Maybe not all the time they work together.
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Posted April 8 2020 - 5:51 AM
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Been lucky to find some winter ants
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