Date of capture: late July
length: about 8mm
Habitat of capture: gravel driveway in an oak/pine forest
I know for certain that she is an Aphaenogaster sp., but I can't tell if she's Aphaenogaster fulva or rudis. Sorry about the photo quality.
Date of capture: late July
length: about 8mm
Habitat of capture: gravel driveway in an oak/pine forest
I know for certain that she is an Aphaenogaster sp., but I can't tell if she's Aphaenogaster fulva or rudis. Sorry about the photo quality.
The link does not work for me.
Edited by TennesseeAnts, August 30 2017 - 6:19 AM.
I accidentally froze all my ants
Oh, so it was not just me. ![]()
Aphaenogaster cf. rudis
Tetramorium immigrans
Tapinoma sessile
Formica subsericea
Pheidole sp.
Camponotus nearcticus
Date of capture: late July
length: about 8mm
Habitat of capture: gravel driveway in an oak/pine forest
I know for certain that she is an Aphaenogaster sp., but I can't tell if she's Aphaenogaster fulva or rudis. Sorry about the photo quality.
sorry about that.
here, i hope this works
http://www.formicult...gaster-queen-1/
http://www.formicult...gaster-queen-2/
http://www.formicult...gaster-queen-3/
http://www.formicult...gaster-queen-4/
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