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Matching images:                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         Matching guides: Matching books: Integrative taxonomy reveals cryptic diversity in North American Lasius ants, and an overlooked introduced species A monographic revision of the ant genus Lasius The ants of New Mexico (Hymenoptera: Formicidae).Matching comments ranked in order of relevance: Lasius claviger Subgenus Lasius? Lasius pallitarsis or Lasius neoniger? In this particular case they' Lasius and Acanthomyops Lasius flavus or Lasius nearc Lasius Now a subgenus of Lasius Lasius species It's an Ant Queen Lasius sp. (cf. Lasius nearcticus) Lasius (Lasius) Lasius aphidicola. Scape comp Lasius (Lasius) Lasius (Lasius) Lasius neoniger A queen Lasius niger I believe those are Lasius ne Lasius. one of the parasitic Lasius latipes I've found most Lasius are mi Lasius sp. These look too pubescent for Lasius alienus Moved Lasius claviger? Lasius sp. - female Lasius species. I want to say Lasius species. Lasius Lasius latipes Lasius sp. (subgenus Acanthomyops) - workers Lasius species Lasius Lasius umbratus or Lasius claviger My comment Lasius Lasius sp. (cf. Lasius nearcticus) -female Lasius Acanthomyops, all one Lasius alienus? Thanks Different species Moved Was changed to Lasius interje Lasius Lasius (Acanthomyops) Lasius aphidicola Lasius (Acanthomyops) Lasius latipes Lasius (Acanthomyops). Should Lasius (Cautolasius), not gla Lasius claviger Lasius (Lasius) Lasius americanus Lasius latipes Lasius (Lasius) Possibly Lasius pallitarsis Parasitic Lasius, subgenus Ac Lasius Parasitic Lasius Lasius Lasius it seems. Best match is Lasius claviger Lasius subgenus Lasius ID. Lasius, looks like L. neonige Lasius neoniger and solenopsi Lasius neoniger Lasius neoniger
It's a parasitic lasius queen Queen Lasius sp. Lasius claviger queen
Lasius latipes queen. Lasius species. Queen. Lasius for sure. Lasius, probably. Moved Lasius claviger queen. Lasius Lasius Perhaps Lasius? Lasius alienus Lasius I think? Lasius alienus maybe? I don' Lasius (Lasius) sp. Lasius (Lasius) sp. From the size of the eye (com Lasius Lasius claviger Lasius sp. Lasius interjectus queen. Lasius species. Lasius claviger queen. This is a Lasius sp. Those look like Lasius clavig Lasius neoniger might be more Ants. They look like Lasius i Lasius queen Lasius emarginatus? Lasius emarginatus Lasius, but can't tell which. * Still learning my ants so i c Lasius but I do not recall th Lasius Nice shot. This is either Las Lasius Red? Lasius umbratus? Some sort of Lasius, but not Andricus lasius? Lasius sp. - a "swarming" nest * links etc Lasius niger Lasius emarginatus Wow! Very interesting (Lasius yes, neoniger no) Looks like [i]Lasius[/i] sp. Lasius from Olympia Images Moved Moved Lasius sp. Might be in the cl Lasius sp. The ants are [i]Lasius pallit Perhaps a Lasius queen? This is [i]Lasius[/i] or [i]F Looks like Lasius to me. Lasius species, one of the fl Lasius Looks like lasius niger group Looks like lasius to me, prob Looks like Lasius to me, perh Looks like Lasius to me, but Looks like a Lasius queen to I think it's a lasius, perhap I think they're lasius, but i Acanthomyops has been moved i Some type of Lasius.. Perhaps Lasius Moved Looks like Lasius to me. Lasius sp. Lasius is common lasius queen Lasius sp. - winged female Lasius sp. - winged female Lasius sp. (subgenus Lasius) - workers Lasius sp. - workers Formicinae: Lasius Formicinae: Lasius Lasius (Acanthomyops) Formicinae: Lasius Lasius sp. - worker Formicinae: Lasius Formicinae: Lasius Formicinae: Lasius Formicinae: Lasius Lasius pallitarsis? Formicinae: Lasius Formicinae: Lasius Formicinae: Lasius Formicinae: Lasius Formicinae: Lasius Formicinae: Lasius Formicinae: Lasius This is a Lasius sp. Citronella Ant (Lasius sp, subgenus Acanthomyops) - female Moved This is almost certainly Lasi Lasius sp. - workers Lasius Looks like Lasius Lasius claviger or umbratus group Lasius sp. Either Lasius latipes or that Looks like an alate Lasius sp Lasius neoniger Lasius sp. Lasius Lasius alienus. I agree with Richard Lasius Lasius Ancanthomyops claviger or another parasite. Lasius neoniger Looks like a Lasius species t Thanks for Formicinae ID. That is Lasius neoniger. Not Lasius nearcticus - workers and reproductives. Queen Lasius A Lasius I think but I'm not Lasius sp. - workers and brood Male Lasius male Comments Lasius claviger Lasius sp. (cf. Lasius neoniger) -female Lasius alienus. Lasius alienus I'd say Lasius Ants are of genus Lasius (Formicinae). Lasius Lasius or Acanthomyops - workers Lasius sp. - workers Alate queen Lasius species. The ants are a Lasius species Lasius Lasius sp. - dealated parasitic female Looks like a Lasius species. OOPS! Lasius sp. - worker Lasius sp. - worker Lasius sp. - worker and winged female Lasius nearcticus Lasius sp. - workers Lasius sp. Lasius sp. - dealated parasitic female Lasius neoniger? Lasius, maybe neoniger This one is a Lasius, actually Moved Moved Lasius Lasius Lasius aphidicola Moved Moved Moved There is some newer taxonomy- Moved Moved Moved Frassed Lasius subumbratus Moved See my comment explanation Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Lasius claviger x latipes Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Lasius aphidicola Lasius aphidicola Lasius (Cautolasius) Lasius aphidicola correct Lasius claviger Lasius aphidicola Lasius interjectus Lasius aphidicola Lasius claviger Lasius claviger Lasius americanus Lasius americanus Lasius Lasius aphidicola Lasius interjectus Lasius neoniger A Lasius male Lasius neoniger its prob lasius interjectus Lasius claviger Lasius americanus Lasius Lasius latipes Lasius murphyi Lasius (Chthonolasius) Lasius (Acanthomyops) Lasius Lasius interjectus Lasius interjectus Lasius (Chthonolasius) Lasius americanus Lasius aphidicola Lasius (Acanthomyops) * * I don't believe this is Lasius. This is most likely a Formica Lasius (Acanthomyops) for sure These creatures These aphids Moved Lasius americanus Moved Lasius americanus Lasius claviger × latipes (hybrid) L. claviger Lasius americanus 2 species in this picture, th Lasius (Cautolasius) Lasius americanus Lasius americanus Size? These seem too big to b Lasius? 3mm black winged ant yard after heavy rainfall, late summer NYC 3mm black winged any after heavy rain, backyard, late summer Lasius ID Might it be a Citronella ant? Looks like Lasius interjectus * Genus Lasius I think Lasius, for sure I don't know what species, bu Yes, Lasius Moved Moved Possible? * Probably Acanthomyops Often the yellow ones... Perhaps Lasius claviger - Smaller Yellow Ant? Lasius sp. Frassed Thanks James Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Lasius Moved Lasius Moved Moved Moved Lasius Lasius Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved small ant Moved Reproductive caste of ants male ant male ant Lasius orange Frassed Moved Moved Frassed That makes sense Moved re: not Lasius Moved Moved Not Lasius * * Lasius confirmed, but niger doubtful. Fire Ants? Wrong subfamily. L * * Lasius sp. Formicidae Perhaps Lasius or similar? Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Citronella ant * Moved * No ants, but Moved Lasius Moved Moved winged ants of some sort OK, made that tribe and moved the pages Lasius Moved Moved The ant is... Lasius pallitarsis Ants are Lasius (Acanthomyops) * Moved Lasius niger * * * * Thanks, I will have a lot mor * Lasius? Moved How Formicinae classification should look, as a result of the fi Lasius Lasius queen Looks like a Lasius queen Ants are Moved * Lasius pallitarsis Lasius sitiens Lasius sitiens Moved Moved Moved Moved * * * * ID'd by Trager Lasius Certainly Lasius Can You Confirm Lasius emarginatus Moved Moved Wing scars Reminds me of Lasius Formicine Queen Moved Lasius latipes Moved for expert attention I found ant in same trap. This is very interesting-I ha Lasius claviger? Moved * Moved Lasius pallitarsis Lasius Lasius alienus (Foerster) Lasius? Thank you! I have also recent * . Probably Moved Heteroecus dasydactyli Aphaenogaster tennesseensis - worker Lasius claviger - reproductive female * Lasius sp. (subgenus Chthonolasius) - reproductive female Lasius alienus - workers Your ID * Lasius sp. - worker Lasius sp. - workers and males Here's a link to the BG info page on Lasius niger: * Lasius (subgenus Chthonolasius) - reproductive female * * Lasius sp. - male Interesting * Probably Citronella ants Lasius neoniger - worker Moved But... Camponotus * * * * Invasion Moved Thanks Yellow Lasius Check your measurement Moved lasius Lasius sp. Yes Lasius sp. (subgenus Chtonolasius) - female Not...TOO much to worry about... Thanks, James Lasius sp. This is Prenolepis imparis Lasius neoniger - worker Thanks! Citronella Ant (Lasius sp., subgenus Acanthomyops) - female Just wondering... For the record ant Lasius sp.. (umbratus group) - winged female Probably so. Moved Moved for expert attention Thanks! This is the Formicinae: [i]La Moved Oops! Tapinoma sessile - workers Moved Moved Moved ant carrying ant Moved Lasius sp. Male Lasius Food Pseudometagea schwarzii (Ashmead) Lasius sp., I think Moved Lasius Moved Moved Looks like Tapinoma (I think Moved Moved Thank you, James! Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Citronella Ant (Lasius subgenus Acanthomyops) - female Lasius male Lasius * Genus: Moved Moved Moved Moved Agree with Gordon Not so fast - Lasius sp. perhaps? Lasius interjectus - female Species ID? Moved Moved The brown one is... Moved Moved Moved Dolichoderinae: Forelius Moved Moved Male Lasius Male Lasius Male Lasius Male Lasius Actually All things considered not bad The modified legs and short t Not an ID yes: lasius lasius, maybe claviger group Not so far off, John Moved acanthomyops is now lasius claviger group looks like lasius niger group lasius niger group, possibly niger acanthomyops is now lasius claviger group maybe lasius? lasius queen Citronella ants! This is indeed Lasius interjectus (winged female) Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved No ant is truly solitary. Inquiline midge Formicinae: Lasius Based on the newer images fro citronella ants This is indeed a Formica (fusca group, large worker). Moved Dolichoderinae: Tapinoma Re: pupae & cocoons Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved And I lean that way, too. Lasius sp. - workers Lasius sp. (subgenus Chtonolasius) - queen Lasius sp. (subgenus Chtonolasius) - queen Prenolepis imparis Moved Formicinae: Lasius Lasius sp. - worker Subfamily Formicinae Right subfamily (Formicinae) Yep, Lasius. The ant is a Lasius sp., Lasius Citronella Ant (Lasius, subgenus Acanthomyops) - female Citronella Ant (Lasius, subgenus Acanthomyops) - female Moved Moved This is a Lasius Moved Need better resolution to be sure This is almost certainly Lasi This is indeed a Lasius foundress Lasius sp. - worker Lasius sp. - male This is a Citronella Ant (Lasius subgenus Acanthomyops) queen Formica lasioides - workers False Honey Ant (Prenolepis imparis) - workers Lasius sp. These are indeed Lasius sp. workers Lasius neoniger Reminds me of Lasius Lasius sp Moved Moved Lasius indeed Not an ID Moved This is Formica I agree with Richard Lasius subgenera Citronella Ant (Lasius, subgenus Acanthomyops) - female The small yellow ones... Moved Moved Moved Size? Lasius Lasius no I'm not an expert, but it loo Ant She's not of the same genus Yes I am far from an expert Ant for sure, looks rather li Lasius Queen De-alate queen Alate queen. Alate ant. The ant is a Lasius sp., Ant Ant queen Fits the description Yes. No. Queen Ant These are Citronella Ants (Lasius sp, subgenus Acanthomyops) ... Parasitic Ants Thanks or Lasius flavus 'Twas I I thought someone else was going to reply. Lasius sp. - dealated parasitic female Lasius interjectus But, they are citronella ants. Moved Thanks James Moved Lasius neoniger Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved I agree Hi Lasius neoniger Lasius neoniger Could be Moved This one close-up should not be frassed... Citronella Ant (Lasius subgenus Acanthomyops.) queen Postscript Lasius sp. - winged female Lasius sp. - (formerly) winged female Not an expert Moved Moved Lasius Lasius sp. - workers ant :) Male ants are often very tiny Thank you... Acanthomyops I was going through my book, Laisus vs Acanthomyops Maybe Maybe Lasius sp. -male Lasius sp. Lasius sp. - swarming Not Lasius, and in a different subfamily. Well with this ant you would Lasius sp. - workers Antennophorus? moved I think he was right Lasius sp. - workers Lasius sp. - workers Lasius, yes Lasius sp. - workers Lasius sp. - workers Yes - Lasius sp. This is "just" an ant with wings... Formica Ants Unsuitable For 'Antfarms' Correct A Formicine male (Formicinae) Yes, I saw that guide page, Citronella Ants? Moved Moved Lasius sp. - worker Yes - Citronella Ant queen (Acanthomyops sp.) Lasius sp. - worker Winged ant No - other Formicine genus I'd never have guessed... Lasius sp. Citronella Ant (Acanthomyops sp.) queen Formica sp. Tapinoma sessile - worker Moved A Formicine. Looks like Lasi Thought They Were Scales... I never knew that.
Whenever Lasius sp. - winged female Interesting situation False Honey Ant (Prenolepis imparis) - mating I would rather say... That is common Lasius sp. - most probably L. alienus Eyes are not small enough... Lasius sp. - workers One must guess... Yes - Citronella Ant queen (Acanthomyops sp.) Lasius sp. - winged female Citronella Ant (Acanthomyops sp.) queen Odorous Ants (Tapinoma sp.) - Dolichoderinae Exact Formica sp. (fusca group) - incipient colony Confirmation - Lasius sp. Subfamily Formicinae - Tribe Lasiini Thanks! Very nice shots Moved Lasius neoniger or niger queen Thanks Donald
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