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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
Ant? - Camponotus Which ant, please? - Camponotus pennsylvanicus Camponotus abdominalis floridanus - Camponotus Carpenter Ants - Camponotus Have no clue!! - Camponotus Long black ant on trash can - Camponotus 6006906 - Camponotus - female Camponotus - female

Genus Formica
Indect to ID please - Formica Ant - Formica wasp - Formica Ants with aphids - Formica Western Thatching Ant - Formica - female 5008736 - Formica - female Western Thatching Ants - Formica obscuripes Ant ZH3Z6346 - Formica

Genus Lasius
queen ant? - Lasius Black insect with light brown legs - Lasius alienus Pale Ant? - Lasius ant - Lasius latipes - female Ant ID - Lasius Ants ID Request - Lasius - female ant, leafhopper and nymphs - Lasius ant - Lasius - female

Genus Myrmecocystus
black and red ants with long legs - Myrmecocystus Ant - Myrmecocystus Red-headed ants - Myrmecocystus - female Red-headed ants - Myrmecocystus - female unknown ant - Myrmecocystus - female F8 - Myrmecocystus F8 - Myrmecocystus F8 - Myrmecocystus

 
 
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