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Tribe Camponotini

Carpenter Ants · Colobopsis

Genus Camponotus - Carpenter Ants
Carpenter Ant - Camponotus - male Ant IMG_5695 - Camponotus ant - Camponotus americanus Camponotus chromaiodes - delalated reproductive - Camponotus chromaiodes - female Camponotus vicinus? - Camponotus vicinus ant - Camponotus subbarbatus Larger ant from colony - Camponotus nearcticus Ant tending treehopper (Entylia carinata) - Camponotus castaneus

Genus Colobopsis
Ant ID please - Colobopsis impressa Ant ID please - Colobopsis impressa Colobopsis etiolata (Wheeler) - Colobopsis etiolata - female Alate Carpenter Ant - Colobopsis - male Gatekeeper New Queen. - Colobopsis mississippiensis impressus? - Colobopsis impressa - female Still Another Alate Ant - Colobopsis impressa - female Colobopsis papago? - Colobopsis papago


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