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Ant ID please.. Also, is this a queen?

Started By Nematocyst , Jun 9 2020 10:30 PM

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#1 Offline Nematocyst - Posted June 9 2020 - 10:30 PM

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Collected these today 6/9/2020 in the hills of Los Angeles CA. Need help with id.

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Edited by Nematocyst, June 9 2020 - 10:36 PM.

#2 Offline CheetoLord02 - Posted June 9 2020 - 11:13 PM

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A Camponotus sp. Major worker, likely C. semitestaceus.

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#3 Offline Nematocyst - Posted June 12 2020 - 11:38 PM

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Thank you.

#4 Offline TechAnt - Posted June 12 2020 - 11:44 PM

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I’m not sure if that is C. Semitstaceus, but that is no queen. Sorry, that is just a Campontous sp. Major.

My Ants:
(x1) Campontous semitstaceus ~20 workers, 1 Queen
(x1) Camponotus vicinus ~10 workers, 1 Queen (all black variety)
(x1) Tetramorium immigrans ~100 workers, 1 Queen
(x1) Myrmercocystus mexicanus -1 Queen
(x2) Mymercocystus mimcus -1 Queen
(x1) Mymercocystus testaceus ~45 workers, 1 Queen

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