Formica or Dorymyrmex ???
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Formica or Dorymyrmex ???
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Formica. But I’m not sure of the exact species
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I second this. It looks smaller than any Formica I've ever seen though.
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Formica. But I’m not sure of the exact species
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I third this.
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Formica. But I’m not sure of the exact species
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I fourth this.
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1 Dorymyrmex insanus- 1 queen, used to have workers
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1 large P. occidentalis colony- around 50 workers, plenty of brood
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I'm not sure this is parasitic. Species like Formica perpilosa might not look so different along with F. manni, which may or may not be parasitic.
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oh I'm almkst positive its parasitic. Look at the head and body shape.I'm not sure this is parasitic. Species like Formica perpilosa might not look so different along with F. manni, which may or may not be parasitic.
This is most definitely not a parasitic species. I am looking at the head shape and body shape; the only thing that makes it look remotely parasitic is its coloration. Dealates from the F. rufa group have skinny gasters, unlike this queen who is evidently prepared to raise her first generation of workers. This is a fully claustral species from the Formica fusca group.
Edited by AntsBC, August 27 2020 - 9:12 PM.
I agree.This is most definitely not a parasitic species. I am looking at the head shape and body shape; the only thing that makes it look remotely parasitic is its coloration. Dealates from the F. rufa group have skinny gasters, unlike this queen who is evidently prepared to raise her first generation of workers. This is a fully claustral species from the Formica fusca group.
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