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Big-headed Ants (Genus Pheidole)Observer
azankhanDescription
Yesterday, I submitted a supposed inquiline parasite (a gynandromorph individual, potentially) in interaction with a Pheidole sp. I searched the site again. I scanned for that ant, I didn't find the exact individual but I did collect three dead similar-looking ants as yesterday's from the water in bucket at the site.
Specimen 02
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Integra-group Field and Mound Ants (Complex Formica integra)Observer
gentoopenguin21
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Pheidole cervicornisObserver
myrmecophilDescription
nest under a log on primary forest floor
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Big-headed Ants (Genus Pheidole)Observer
armyofinsectsDescription
Taken In Papua New Guinea, During Ant Course 2023
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Western Thatching Ant (Formica obscuripes)Observer
corey22Description
These ants had built a mound and were quite active. Habitat edge of road near jack pine barrens.
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Integra-group Field and Mound Ants (Complex Formica integra)Observer
froggy143
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Integra-group Field and Mound Ants (Complex Formica integra)Observer
siwanicki
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Integra-group Field and Mound Ants (Complex Formica integra)Observer
sandplainwandererDescription
Farming aphids on Cirsum arvense
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Integra-group Field and Mound Ants (Complex Formica integra)Observer
marsh_hawk
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Citronella Ants, Fuzzy Ants, and Allies (Genus Lasius)Observer
cory24Description
Entire body was orange
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Western Thatching Ant (Formica obscuripes)Observer
undarumDescription
Oak Grove State Game Area near Wiggins Rd. Mesic, sandy soil. Very aggressive, starting biting as soon as contact was made.
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Integra-group Field and Mound Ants (Complex Formica integra)Observer
bibakerDescription
There are several colors of ants in this hill. Most are black but some are red.
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Integra-group Field and Mound Ants (Complex Formica integra)Observer
mettcollsussDescription
specimen uploaded to AntWeb: https://www.antweb.org/specimenImages.do?code=antweb1041766
collected by @amatty76: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/178623511
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Integra-group Field and Mound Ants (Complex Formica integra)Observer
sharonoutside
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Nigricans-group Driver Ants (Complex Dorylus nigricans)Observer
jiuaiDescription
Dorylus orientalis and Dorylus nigricans-group queen
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Western Citronella Ant (Lasius occidentalis)Observer
audis_bugsDescription
What kind of ants are these?
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Wood, Mound, and Field Ants (Genus Formica)Observer
robmutchDescription
Swarming ants, Carpenter Mountain fire lookout, H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest, Willamette National Forest, Oregon, USA
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Formica aservaObserver
adamschneiderDescription
Found a bunch of ants "hilltopping" in the North Cascades. I didn't realize until I looked at my photos later that I'd actually caught some X-rated activity. The female (queen?) has a noticeably red head and thorax.
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Integra-group Field and Mound Ants (Complex Formica integra)Observer
chrisadlam
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Green Comet Milkweed (Asclepias viridiflora)Observer
danialmonsonbergumDescription
Growing on west-facing, full sun, potential degraded hill sand prairie. Seeds 7.5-8mm long, 5mm wide. Seedpods smooth and lightly pubescent, 9.2mm long, 2.2mm wide.
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Slave-raider Field and Mound Ants (Complex Formica sanguinea)Observer
blazeclawDescription
I believe both color morphs are the same species.
