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Two IDs

Started By i2chip , May 22 2016 8:17 AM

Best Answer James C. Trager , May 25 2016 - 9:14 AM

Camponotus nearcticus

and

one of the thief ant species with dark queens, likely
Solenopsis abdita (workers are pale yellowish).

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#1 Offline i2chip - Posted May 22 2016 - 8:17 AM

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The black ant -

~13mm

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I found both in Savannah, GA at about 9:00-10:00pm

 

The other ant I think may be a Brachymyrmex sp.

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#2 Offline Alza - Posted May 22 2016 - 9:33 AM

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Camponotus and Temnothorax. Those are my guesses.


#3 Offline Jonathan21700 - Posted May 25 2016 - 5:41 AM

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Camponotus and Solenopsis.


#4 Offline James C. Trager - Posted May 25 2016 - 9:14 AM   Best Answer

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Camponotus nearcticus

and

one of the thief ant species with dark queens, likely
Solenopsis abdita (workers are pale yellowish).


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