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Pogonomyrmex id Whitney, TX

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#1 Offline AntsTx - Posted Yesterday, 5:28 PM

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1. Whitney, TX

2. 6/30/24

3. Arid grasslands

4. Worker 5-8mm Queen 9-11mm

5. Full dark red body

6. Long mandibles

7. Very crazy when disturbed

8. Ant mound

9. Sometime in June

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#2 Offline ReignofRage - Posted Yesterday, 7:43 PM

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Pogonomyrmex comanche.


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