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What kind of ants are in my ant farm? - Aphaenogaster rudis - female

What kind of ants are in my ant farm? - Aphaenogaster rudis - Female
Basking Ridge, Somerset County, New Jersey, USA
September 3, 2012
Size: 6-7 mm
Left Green Section
I didn't take any pictures of the queen and she is now hidden somewhere in one of the holes. They have started moving dirt around, but those holes are just the "starter tunnels" that I made.

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