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Formica? I believe this is a Formica b Formica obscuripes Male ant, maybe Formica or Ca Formica subsericea Formica? Formica something in the fusc Synemosyna formica Formica, one of the fusca gro Formica exsectoides Formica Formica montana Formica subsericea Formica pallidefulva Formica pallidefulva. Formica? Formica Formica Formica Formica Formica Moved a Formica species Formica Formica Formica sp. I think Formica sp. I think, but the Formica sp.
Perhaps Dr. T Moved Formica species in the fusca No Formica expert Definitely Formica Formica sp. I believe.
Thi Formica subsericea Yes Formica Formica sp.
Possibly somet Formica I think - maybe F. ar Formica sp. Formica sp. Formica From this photo I would say t Formica obscuripes, I believe Formica... something in the f Formica Formica Formica Formica Formica sp. Formica sp. Formica pallidefulva. Formica Formica pallidefulva. Formica -- I think Formica actually Genus Formica. Formica sp. Formica sp. Resembles Formica subsericea, This is Formica, pssibly F. a Ot possibly Formica pallidefu Formica sp. Possibly F. subse Ant photobomber is [i]Formica Formica Formica pallidefulva Formica incerta [i]Formica in the [i]pallidef Formica incerta Formica ants on caterpillars Epigynum resembles Tennesseellum formica Formica male rufa group Formica Formica Formica? Formica incerta It looks like a Formica speci Formica Formica Formica Formica Formica [i]Formica[/i] sp. but pictur Formica obscuripes Formica neorufibarbis Formica Formica aserva? Formica aserva perhaps? Formica sp. (fusca group) - reproductive female Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Formica sp. (fusca-group) - worker Formica vs Camponotus Formica, something in the fus * * Moved for now Formica Formica Alleghany Mount Ant (Formica exsectoides) - worker Formica Not fire ants * Thatching ants (Formica obscuripes). Thatching ant (Formica obscuripes) Formica obscuripes??? Yes. Dorymyrmex, Formica & Myrmecocystus Formica - What type? Definitely T. formica Formica sp. - worker (Formicinae) Yes, Tennessellum formica Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - male Oops! Swarming Mound-building Ants (Formica sp. , rufa group) Formica fusca group Either [i]Formica pallidefulv Formica rufa group, maybe F. Formica subintegra? Formica exsectoides Field Ants (Formica sp, fusca group) Formica? Formica obscuripes Formica dolosa This is probably [i]Formica p F. pallidefulva most likely. Perhaps Formica biophilica Hmm With [i]Formica montana[/i] i Formica Synemosyna formica? Looks like Formica dolosa but No Male ant, perhaps a Formica. Formica subsericea? Definitely This is a Formica species. I' Formica Formica Formica probably Formica glacialis blues Maybe a Formica or a Myrmecoc Formica, perhaps exsectoides possibly... Formica integra Formica Keep an eye out Formica sp. Formica ulkei Formica fusca group That is a Formica but an expe Formica would be my guess too Good data Failed brood raid Oops! Mound Ants (Formica sp.) - workers Formica sp. (fusca group) - young queen I think you're right Formica fusca group Formicinae: Formica (fusca group) Formica integra This is [i]Formica dolosa[/i] This is [i]Formica dolosa[/i] Formicinae: Formica Formicinae: Formica Formica pallidefulva Caution - two different genera Right guess i think Formica The ants are Formica exsecto Not a Formica This is indeed a Formica (fusca group, large worker). i think Formica Formicinae: Formica Formica sanguinea group looks similar Formica fusca group Formica ulkei Formica Formicinae: Formica Formicinae: Formica That explains it. Actually... Oops! Formica Ant (Formica sp.) Formicinae: Formica Formicinae: Formica Formicinae: Formica Formicinae: Formica Formicinae: Formica Formicinae: Formica Formicinae: Formica Formicinae: Formica Formicinae: Formica Formicinae: Formica Formicinae: Formica Formicinae: Formica Formicinae: Formica Formicinae: Formica Formicinae: Formica Formicinae: Formica Formicinae: Formica Formicinae: Formica Formicinae: Formica Formicinae: Formica Formicinae: Formica Formica sp. I'll bet this is Formica aser Formica incerta i think Formica incerta Yes - male of the subfamily Formicinae .. Possibly Phruronellus formica Looks more like a Formica. Formica This is Formica Formica species Formica neogagates group Elasmosoma schwarzi (Ashmead 1895) Formica montana Formica integroides The ant is [i]Formica pallide a Formica pallidefulva group species "formica" -- noun meaning ant... Formica yes, lugubris no Formica species Formica pallidefulva Formica The ant is Formica montana, a With all due respect to Gordon Yes, Formica Formica obscuripes Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - dealated queen Formica Formica Formica Formica Major and minor workers... Formica subsericea Formica sp. - male Aphaenogaster tenessensis Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - workers and brood ID to species level... The ants are licking the honeydew... Formica rufa group Formica subsericea Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - workers Talk about small . . . . Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Formica obscuriventris? Yes this is an example of the With more than one host ant s Ant is a Formica sp. Wasps don't have waist segmen Formica fusca group I think. Formica species Formica sp. - male It's a Formica but someone el Formica fusca? It's a Formica, and obscuripe The Formica pallidefulva grou The Formica pallidefulva grou The Formica pallidefulva grou The Formica pallidefulva grou Nice indeed, especially for s Well, color turns out not to The Formica pallidefulva grou The Formica pallidefulva grou It's Formica pallidefulva The Formica pallidefulva grou It's Formica pallidefulva It's Formica pallidefulva Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker The ant is a Formica... Formica sp. Silky Ants (Formica sp., fusca group) - workers Mound Ant (Formica sp.) - worker Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - workers Formica species, yes I agree with Richard, it is Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Formica sp. Swarming and nuptial flight... Female reproductive... Formica sp. Formica Ants Unsuitable For 'Antfarms' Ha! Well, Not Quite... worker of Formica sp. genus Formica They are a Formica species, Formica Formica Formica archboldi - major worker(s)(pallidefulva group) Formica sp. Looks like a male Formica. Bad Neighbours I agree that it is Formica. S Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Formica species. Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - winged queen Formica sp. (neogagates group) - worker It sure looks like it! Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker S. formica Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Formica. Yes - pallidefulva group Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - worker Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - worker Formica sp. Formica sp. - male Formica sp. Formica sp. Formica sp. Formica sp. (fusca group) Moved Moved Moved * * * * 100% Formica It might resemble a Pimpla ab Not a Formica for me. Moved Moved Size? Moved not lasioides Formica sp. Finally found the species! Narrowing it down Formica fusca complex Formica sp. The prey Formica sp. Formica fusca-group Formica fusca-group Formica pallidefulva-group Formica ulkei Formica sanguinea-group Formica fusca-group 18mm is a bit big for most Fo Queen; Formicinae Two unrelated ants worked on trying to ID it fur Moved Male ant Identification certainty A rather distant relative of Prenolepis Microdon megalogaster Was this collected ... Believe it or not ... Moved Moved Carpenter ants of the subgenu Might these be subgeus Campon Moved Ant is Formica subsericea Ant queen, something like Cam Formica sp. Moved Reminds me of Tennesseellum formica Correct size is 8.2+ mm Oops! Moved Moved * Moved Moved Moved Looks like Formica Moved Hmm - Genus Formica? Frassed After consulting with Dr. Scott Shaw ... Agreed Formica Formica fusca group Moved Moved Frassed Frassed Frassed Moved Thank you, Beth! Formica biophilica Male Formica * Moved * * * * * * * * * * * Moved You can always tell where an image is... Thanks for the genus, James. Moved Moved Moved Moved 6 years late to the party the ants Moved species ? Hopefully Don Chandler will take a look formica rufa group Ant ID Most likely Formica pacifica almost certainly Haeterius tristriatus, or very near Formica obscuripes Probably measurement too small Moved Moved Not Tapinoma Formica sp. Moved Formica Formica for sure Formica for sure Moved Formica sp. looks like This is a Formica, pallidefulva group species Male Formica one of the Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved No, I'm not sure. Moved Moved Formica yes Close Gotcha The ant is one of the Formica pallidefulva group. Found after dark? Maybe Yes, queen ant two species ants black ant Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved The ant Formica Formica Formica Moved Formica Far larger then Forelius Formica males Not Camponotus * * Yes Formica Oversharpened image of a supe Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Looks like Formica Moved Formica Moved Frassed novaeboracensis looks like Synemosyna formica Sorry, Both Formica Moved C. penn. is there. Marek Borowiec has identified the antennae are attached ver Moved Most likely... Not Camponotus Most likely C. amoena Moved Moved Moved Moved Formica sp. Moved the ant How to tell Formica/Camponotus Moved Yes, Formica Formica Elasmosoma sp Carpenter ant? Formica fusca Moved Moved Moved Moved Male Formicidae: Formica sp. Formica pallidefulva group Formica sp. Formica pallidefulva Campontous? Formica ID ID Yes, Formica pallidefulva group Moved Moved Consider Formica subsericea Moved Moved Moved Moved Probably something in the gen Moved Moved Formica Formica podzolica Moved the ants ant Formica podzolica Formica sp. Formica sp. The ant Moved Danosoma obtectum and Formica sp. det Hume Douglas The ant Formicinae Ant Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved This Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved actually Moved Moved OK, made that tribe and moved the pages Moved Moved Male Formica The ant is... Look into the genus Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved * * * Moved Moved for Expert Attention Moved Formica, but... Moved Sorry - no specimen. species? Moved Moved Moved How Formicinae classification should look, as a result of the fi Moved Moved for expert attention Do you have ... Formica biophilica Formica densiventris possibly Formica podzolica? possibly Formica podzolica? Nope... * Tennesseellum? Moved Moved Synemosyna formica? Smooth back Formica pallidefulva Hard to tell Camponotus castaneus The picture doesn't show some Moved Batrisodes declivis Formica sp. male Formica sp. male Ventral illustrations aren't Formica ant Hate to be a pest about this, Moved As the latest reviser of the Hard to say without some nice * Not a carpenter ant Moved Moved Ooops, Seth - Larger ants are * Moved Formica subsericea Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved . Formicine Moved for the experts Host thanks! Moved Behavior I want to call it Thiasophila Moved for the experts Moved Formica sp In same colony... Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Possibility? I thought harder and I think S. formica Moved Moved for expert attention Formica rufa group Moved Moved for reconsideration Moved Moved Moved for reconsideration * Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Vespula flavopilosa Formica males Possibly Formica aserva Location error? Moved Moved Moved F. exsectoides? Formica Pacifica Ants awesome video! Formica sp. (fusca-group) - worker Formica sp. (neogagates group) - worker Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - worker love Ted's blog This Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - worker * Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Goniusa caseyi. Very cool! A Moved Yes No Carpenter Ant Moved Moved Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - worker Formica sp. (sanguinea-group) - female Formica pallidefulva * * Formica neogagates - worker and queen Moved Formica sp. - male * * Chance of an ID granted Thanks Ben. Greatly appreciat Moved Moved Moved Moved Looks like... Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved * Moved tentatively; emarginata looks more or less the same This is indeed a Formica (fusca group) Smaller? Moved I would say yes (Formica exsectoides, worker) This can be moved Moved Ant Camponotus Formica subsericea Moved Just wondering Camponotus * Looks like this could be... Moved Formica pallidefulva and Prenolepis imparis The ants are... Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Acrobat Ant (Crematogaster sp.) - worker Formica sp. (fusca group) - winged female Invasion * * * * The ant is ... Thanks Formica Thanks James for the id Moved Thanks! Certainly a minor worker of C Yes, it's the 'western thatch Moved Ants! great! Moved Moved and the ant is Looks like [i]Camponotus nova Tetramorium (Pavement ants) Maybe ... thanks! abundance I agree Mandy Howe suggests Formica pallidefulva I was going to go back to collect the egg sac, Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker No - Black Carpenter Ant (Camponotus pennsylvanicus) Formica incerta Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Formica sp. (fusca group) - workers Moved Moved Moved Moved great! Moved to Tennesseellum formica .. Tenneesseellum As I thought Alleghany Mound Ant (Formica exsectoides) - worker This is indeed Camponotus planatus Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - female Moved Or, Moved Yes Thyasophila sp. Did you find Looks like... Formica sp. (sanguinea group) - worker Formica (pallidefulva group) - worker Tennesseellum formica Tennesseellum? Synemosyna formica --det. Wayne Maddison * not at all common where i greu up, too The ant might be Formica glacialis Formica sp. (rufa group) - workers Moved Perhaps Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Formica incerta - workers Alates (i.e., winged reproductives) of a same species... I agree Black Carpenter Ant (Camponotus pennsylvanicus) Moved many thanks, however Formica incerta - worker Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - worker Formica species maybe Moved Ant inquiline Shape of these mounds... Formica neogagates Moved Formica obscuriventris * * Can only be More photos necessary Diplorhoptrum status My best guess would be Formic Moved This is [i]Lasius[/i] or [i]F Moved Ancistrocerus antilope - male Of course... You guys need to see this:
[ Formica fusca group Moved Moved Moved Moved Image a bit on the fuzzy side Looks somewhat like [i]Formic Moved ant carrying ant Looks like a Wood Ant, Formic Moved Moved Thanks James Moved Moved Moved YouTube video of a related critter The ant is ... The ants are... Moved Correct Thanks! Cool observation! The ant app I'm puzzled Probably a Formica species Honey Bee Yeah. So prolific uncles and aunts Moved Moved Moved They are wood ants in the gen Looks like Formica sp. Synemosyna I think it's a Campanotus but Whoops- I was way off there.. Moved Jody - NOTE: [i]Camponotus[/i Hmmm. This sure looks like [i Moved Moved Yes, Synemosyna fusca group - Moved Formica rufa group Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - worker Formica sp. - worker Thanks, Could be Moved Looks more like Oops! A MALE Formica sp. Moved Moved Moved Great pics Moved Moved Not Polyergus, but they look Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved integra? Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Adjustments Moved Moved Moved F. sanguinea group F. integra? Moved Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Myrmedophila americana? Moved F. podzolica characters Thatch mound ants Thatch mount ants Formica Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) -workers thatching Formica obscuripes Not an ID, but Formica sp. (fusca group) - queen Yup Most likely * I'm not so sure F. subsericea - pubescent black Formica SE Moved Frassed Formica fossaceps Looks like Moved Moved Perhaps you had planned to post a moth photo - Rather fuzzy image, but still Yellow-haired projections on abdominal sides * Moved Moved Moved Comment from across the ocean Only one correct spelling Visible erect setae on hind t Could be F. gagatoides Black Carpenter Ant (Camponotus pennsylvanicus) - major worker Formica sp. (fusca group) - workers Lasius is common Male Formica sp. Formica incerta looks like Formica Moved Formica (pallidefulva group) - queen Moved I agree MrILTA Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Moved Male Formica sp. Formica sp. (rufa group) - worker The concave rear margin of the head indicates Formica subsericea - worker Formica sp. - male Male Formica sp. Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Formica sp. (fusca group) - winged female Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - worker Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - worker No fire ants that far north. Moved Moved Moved Moved Ant colony life cycle in a nutshell Moved Moved Formicinae: Formica (fusca group) Formicinae: Formica (fusca group) Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Formica neorufibarbis Male Formica Formic sp. (fusca group) - winged female Formica sp. (sanguinea group) - worker Moved Moved Hairs on the eyes Formica francoeuri Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved A better view of the head wou Does it have on or two nodes It's formica then i'm pretty sure this is a Campanotus Formica sp. -male Moved Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Moved Formica sp. (rufa group) - workers Formica sp. - worker Not wasp :-) The ants... Brother and sister (Formica sp. - fusca group) Formica neorufibarbis Right vote i think Formica Formica sp. -male Formica sp. - worker Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Formica sp. (fusca group) - workers amateur guess... Formica rufa group Camponotus castaneus - minor worker Formica subsericea - worker Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - workers Formicinae: Formica Formica sp. (fusca group) - workers Yes Formica I'm Thinking ... Formicinae: Camponotus Thanks! Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Formica integra - worker Formica pallidefulva group The ants are Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Camponotus planatus - workers Formica i think edit Formica sp. (fusca group) - workers Formica sp. (neogagates group) - worker Moved ... Formica at any rate (winged female) Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - worker Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - worker Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Re: pupae & cocoons Formicinae: Formica ? maybe Formica Moved Formica sp. (neogagates group) - worker F. neorufibarbis? This is indeed a Formica male Moved F. fusca group? Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved They are the males of the thatching ants F. ulkei? Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Formica sp. (rufa group) - workers Well, almost. Moved Moved Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Formica sp. (rufa group) - workers Black Carpenter Ant (Camponotus pennsylvanicus) - minor worker.. Formicinae: Formica Dolichoderinae: Tapinoma Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - worker Ants are Formica of the fusca group Subfamily Formicinae Subfamily Formicinae Subfamily Formicinae Subfamily Formicinae A common prairie ant, Probably sick. Not Formica incerta, And the ant is... Odorous, but not in the way you mean. Size variation probably means... two species, neither acrobat ants Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Formica Formica sp. Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - worker Moved Formica obscuripes The ant is Oops! Camponotus sp. - minor worker Formica incerta Formica subsericea - worker Moved Formica (neogagates goup) . worker Formica (rufa group) - major worker Formica lasioides - workers You're right to suspect it's not Camponotus. False Honey Ant (Prenolepis imparis) - workers true colors The specialized true "repletes"... Carpenter ant (Camponotus sp.) - minor worker Formica (pallidefulva group) - worker Cremastocheilus mexicanus Schaum Perhaps also Phruronellus? Phruronellus formica Formica (pallidefulva group) - worker Moved thanks for the help Formica pallidefulva group This is indeed a Formica (fusca group) Ok so let me two Formica spp. Correct Formica sp. - male Formica pallidefulva group Indeed, Richard... Moved Formica obscuripes And the ant is very close Looks like Lasius Moved The small black ones with poi Formica incerta - worker Yes The ant is Formica exsectoides male ant, looks like a Formic The unmistakably hairy Formica moki or xerophila These appear to be Probably Formica incerta Formica exsectoides Formica incerta - workers and brood Moved Moved Formica podzolica My Pleasure Ilona huge not just with Camponotus Moved I agree with Richard Not sanguinea or exsectoides Formica podzolica Yes Ant Queen Formica sp. (fusca group) - workers Queen Ant endings Mound-Ants (Formica sp.) - workers This is indeed a Formica... Formica incerta - worker Has there been a change in the species name? Moved Formica yes, thatching ants no Both males are winged, And the ant is queen Formica It looks like it's in the san Mound-builder. Moved Moved Moved Thanks again James Male of Formica With all due respect... Formica pallidefulva group Yes, Formica I also say Formica integra I am not saying any ants are mislabeled Formica obscuripes? Maybe... Just a guess... Formica sp. (fusca group) - major worker Actually... :-) Formica sp. (fusca group) - workers Riley Moved Lasius sp. - winged female Formica sp. (fusca group) winged female They engage in a strategy kno Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - worker Genus Camponotus - minor worker Moved Moved Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - worker Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker I'd suggest Microdon sp. (Syrphidae) Mound Ant at any rate (Formica sp.) Original ID of [i]Prenolepis Moved Peter try looking under Formi Formica francoueri Moved Moved Moved Thanks and new question Mmmmm.... -_o I agree - awesome indeed Formica incerta - worker Formica sp. Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Male ants are often very tiny Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - worker Thanks. Yes, I think it look Thanks . . . Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Yes- Formica sp. (worker) Ant male (Formica sp.) Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - worker Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Formica sp. - worker not a "slaver" I would agree What do you think of Synemosyna formica Not a wasp : ) Aenigmatias, male (MA) Male Ant Of course! Looks more like a male Formic Polyergus The Ants The Ant Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Formica sp? Formica sp. (fusca group) - workers Formica sp. - worker Moved Moved Moved Moved The most commonly encountered Could be Richard, But I'm mor We second that! Next stage Formica sp. (fusca group) - reproductive female Formica sp. - major worker Formica sp. (rufa group) - workers Black Silky Ant (Formica sp., fusca group) - worker Formica incerta (pallidefulva group) Re: Only Formica species... Only Formica species... Formica sp. - worker Moved OOPS! False Honey Ant (Prenolepis imparis) - worker Formica sp. (fusca group) - workers Formica Moved Allegheny Mounds? Formica Formica sp. (fusca group) - workers This is a Formica (pallidefulva group) Ants. The worker Ant... Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Ant, wasp. Moved Moved Yes Size. Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Formica Yeah, they're not above doing their own work Formica sp. - male This can be told positively... Not sure. Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Formica sp. (fusca group) - workers Ant male (Formica sp.) Ant. Aphilanthops "Thatching" ants. Formica worker Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - worker Western Thatching Ant? Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - worker Hum... Formica (fusca group) - queen Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Then the Formica ants... Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - worker Carpenter Ants (Camponotus sp.) - incipient colony Formica sp. (fusca group) - worker That Spider Moved Moved Thatching ants. Carpenter ant (Camponotus sp.) - male Formica sp. - workers Formica The ant is a Formica species Winged ant. Moved Moved Moved OOPS! Camponotus sp., major worker Formica? Formica sp. - workers Carpenter Ant Worker Perhaps More Of A Controlled Fall? Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - worker Other ant. Thanks Nice. They are actually the r Whoa! Another Camponotus Queen... Looks more like a male Formic Great That's Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - worker Genus Formica Yes Yes Formica sp. (fusca group) - major and minor worke Formica sp. (fusca group) - major and minor worker Formica sp. (fusca group) - major and minor worker Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - worker Mound Ant yes, Alleghany no - Formica integra, major worker Given your location, this ant Interesting situation Silky ant (Formica sp., fusca group) - worker Yes - worker Lasius sp. - most probably L. alienus Formica obscuriventris species Formica sp. - worker Formica sp. (fusca group) - major worker Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - worker Formica sp. - worker Formica sp. The leaf beetle Formica Very nice shots Second specialist was right! Formica male Formica Ant I.D. Formica sp. (fusca group) winged female Allegheny Mound AntMatching users: Tim Moyer Larry522 FormicaSub98 FormicaSubintegra Ferox Formicae FloridaMyrmecologist1982 Clara Dandridge
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