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Greece, Alexandroupoli 26th of July.

Started By alex-barty , Jul 26 2021 9:50 PM

Best Answer TestSubjectOne , July 26 2021 - 11:47 PM

You are correct. This is Crematogaster.

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#1 Offline alex-barty - Posted July 26 2021 - 9:50 PM

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Hello guys,I'm pretty sure this is a crematogaster in my hands but I want to double check.I found her at night after a hot day at the lowest part of a mountain with thick vegetation and some patches of grass.I have also found 3 more the past couple of days.She is light brown on most of her body with a darker tint on her head.She has a characteristic pointy gaster.She measures 0.9 cm.Thank you for checking this thread:))

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#2 Offline TestSubjectOne - Posted July 26 2021 - 11:47 PM   Best Answer

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You are correct. This is Crematogaster.


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#3 Offline Max_Connor - Posted July 27 2021 - 12:25 AM

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Probably Crematogaster schmidti


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