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Subfamily Formicinae

 
 
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Brachymyrmex · Carpenter Ants · Formica · Lasius · Myrmecocystus

Genus Brachymyrmex
False Honey Ant? - Brachymyrmex

Genus Camponotus - Carpenter Ants
Carpenter Ant (male) - Camponotus - male Ant? - Camponotus Flying Ant, Underside View -- Carpenter? - Camponotus Ant - Camponotus - female Big ant - Camponotus pennsylvanicus Ant ID Request - Camponotus castaneus Carpenter Ant - Camponotus - female Ant on milkweed - Camponotus americanus

Genus Formica
Carpenter Ants? - Formica - female Aphid Rancher - Formica Formica 01c - Formica Ants with aphids - Formica Ants & Eggs - Formica - male - female Ants - Formica Ants - Formica Ant - Formica

Genus Lasius
Ants - winged female - Lasius nearcticus Aphids mites and ants - Lasius Ant - Lasius 8005073 - Lasius nearcticus - female Pale Ant? - Lasius Ants - Lasius latipes Ant - Lasius neoniger - female sidewalk ants - Lasius neoniger

Genus Myrmecocystus
Honeypot ants with nest - Myrmecocystus Ant - Myrmecocystus Ant - Myrmecocystus Ant - Myrmecocystus Ant - Myrmecocystus Ant - Myrmecocystus unknown ant - Myrmecocystus - female F8 - Myrmecocystus

 
 
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