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Posted April 7 2015 - 7:53 AM
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I wanna get my hands on some Campontus Pennsylvanicus or Ponera Pennsylvanica Queens!
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Posted April 7 2015 - 8:23 AM
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Posted April 7 2015 - 8:36 AM
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Does anyone know what types of ants live in Pennsylvania
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Posted April 7 2015 - 8:38 AM
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Some ants from Pennsylvania on AntWeb.
A Field Guide to the Ants of New England may be helpful as well.
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Posted April 7 2015 - 8:40 AM
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Anyone have any ideas about when Formica ants in Pennsylvania have their nuptial flight. I'm hoping to catch a few queens
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Posted April 7 2015 - 9:22 AM
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Drew has posted a mating flight calendar and so far it has been very accurate. http://www.formicult...t-mating-chart/
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Posted April 7 2015 - 9:29 AM
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Thank You so much AntTeen804. I figured out that Camponotus pennsylvanicus lives in my area and are having nuptial flights right now. I am hoping to catch a few queens and start my first colony. 
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Posted April 7 2015 - 10:33 AM
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Posted April 7 2015 - 10:39 AM
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Thank You. I hope I can make a successful colony and learn a lot about ants.
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You will. Knowledge will come with time.
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Camponotus Pennsylvanicus is really abundant there and also here in NY.
They are flying right now. Try looking on a warm day after rain for freshly mated queens, especially on pavement.
You can also check under loose bark of fallen trees/logs as well as under them.
They like to nest in old wood that has been eaten by other insects, they like holes and crevices,
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Posted May 26 2015 - 9:28 PM
Camponotus Pennsylvanicus is really abundant there and also here in NY.
They are flying right now. Try looking on a warm day after rain for freshly mated queens, especially on pavement.
You can also check under loose bark of fallen trees/logs as well as under them.
They like to nest in old wood that has been eaten by other insects, they like holes and crevices,
- Jeff
Would you be able to give a specific city and date that they flew? I am working on a database with this information to be used for a new mating flight chart.
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Posted May 27 2015 - 5:47 AM
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Posted May 27 2015 - 7:45 AM
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Camponotus Pennsylvanicus is really abundant there and also here in NY.
They are flying right now. Try looking on a warm day after rain for freshly mated queens, especially on pavement.
You can also check under loose bark of fallen trees/logs as well as under them.
They like to nest in old wood that has been eaten by other insects, they like holes and crevices,
- Jeff
Would you be able to give a specific city and date that they flew? I am working on a database with this information to be used for a new mating flight chart.
dspdrew - I saw Camponotus Noveboracensis fly on the 9th in Albion, NY.
Camponotus pennsylvanicus flew between the 13th and the 20th. Not sure of exact date.
Hopefully that is somewhat helpful
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