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#1 Offline smares - Posted October 21 2022 - 2:08 PM

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Two queens found on 10-21-2022 at 3:30pm in a small local park in a suburban area. Both found on the sidewalk. I think the larger one is a Lasius, not sure about the other.

I didn't expect to see queens this late in the year but it's a beautiful day to fly.

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#2 Offline Antkeeper01 - Posted October 21 2022 - 6:27 PM

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Myrmica sp I'm pretty sure


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1X Pogonomyrmex occidentalis 40-50 Workers

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#3 Offline United-Ants - Posted October 21 2022 - 7:12 PM

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lasius cf neoniger and Myrmica sp


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