Red Carpenter, 3:49pm - Camponotus noveboracensis

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Red Carpenter, 3:49pm - Camponotus noveboracensis

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
May 20, 2008
Size: Large for an ant.

Apparently out of the 3 species in Alberta noveboracensis is the only one with a red thorax.

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Contributed by Borealfalcon on 27 August, 2008 - 8:27pm

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