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Started By AntBoi3030 , May 24 2021 9:18 AM
black lighting queen ants

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#1 Offline AntBoi3030 - Posted May 24 2021 - 9:18 AM

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Here I will be posting the catches from my black light and general information about when, humidity, and temperature. feel free to post tips too.


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#2 Offline AntBoi3030 - Posted May 24 2021 - 9:23 AM

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Lasius interjects
found her in the folds of the white blanket I use when I was packing up.
I'm guessing she flew at 9 pm and it was about 70 degrees and 60% humid. i also saw another pair of wings that i'm guessing was another queen.

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