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Subfamily Formicinae

 
 
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Citronella Ants, Lemon Ants · Carpenter Ants · Formica · Lasius · Myrmecocystus

Genus Acanthomyops - Citronella Ants, Lemon Ants
Queen Ant - Acanthomyops latipes - female queen citronella ant - Acanthomyops - female A flying ant?? - Acanthomyops queen ant? - Acanthomyops Lasius? - Acanthomyops - female Citronella Ant - Acanthomyops Lemon Ants - Acanthomyops Lemon Ants - Acanthomyops

Genus Camponotus - Carpenter Ants
Carpenter Ant (male) - Camponotus - male Another ant on Cherry - Camponotus Ant? - Camponotus Carpenter Ant - Camponotus Ants, scales, and phorid fly? - Camponotus More ants - Camponotus pennsylvanicus Ant - Camponotus Ant on pine - Camponotus - female

Genus Formica
bicolored ants - Formica Ant - Formica Alleghany Mound Ant - Formica exsectoides Ant host for Cremastocheilus - Formica ant - Formica Ants - Formica Ants - Formica Ants - Formica

Genus Lasius
Flying ant - Lasius Nuptial flight - Lasius - male - female ant - Lasius alienus ant - Lasius Ant - Lasius - female brown ant - Lasius Big Reddish Brown Winged Ant - Lasius Ants (workers) - Lasius

Genus Myrmecocystus
black and red ants with long legs - Myrmecocystus black and red ants with long legs - Myrmecocystus Ant - Myrmecocystus Ant - Myrmecocystus Ant - Myrmecocystus Ant - Myrmecocystus Ant - Myrmecocystus Ant - Myrmecocystus

 
 
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