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Dorymyrmex sp?

Started By Bryce , Feb 9 2016 5:38 PM

Best Answer James C. Trager , February 15 2016 - 2:19 PM

Me, three. Brachymyrmex.

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#1 Offline Bryce - Posted February 9 2016 - 5:38 PM

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I believe that's what this is, but not sure. 4mm long. Found in my back yard. My back yard is desert. Caught 15 or so last night with black light and sheet.

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#2 Offline Subverted - Posted February 10 2016 - 12:06 AM

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These look more like Nylanderia to me...but take that with a huge grain of salt

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