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The ants of New Mexico (Hymenoptera: Formicidae).Matching comments ranked in order of relevance:
Oops! Myrmicinae Subfamily is Myrmicinae Diplorhoptrum status Formicidae: Myrmicinae (male) Myrmicinae. Myrmicinae. Myrmicinae. Myrmicinae. Myrmicinae. Myrmicinae. Moved Moved Moved Moved Subfamily Myrmicinae Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved * Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Frassed Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Ants Myrmicinae, maybe Monomorium. * Myrmicinae * * * Moved Moved Moved Myrmicinae 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 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 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 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 Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Should not be here in Formicinae * North American insects only here. Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Myrmicinae Moved Male - Myrmicinae Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved * Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved * Post-petiole Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved for expert attention * Not Caribbean crazy ants Moved A tough one Moved Moved Moved Texture Subfamily Myrmicinae - winged queen Two waist segments, and the s Moved Moved Might as well add the details: Acrobat Ants No... Please note Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Agree in spirit, but Gordon and Eric... Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Definitely an Ant Moved Moved Moved Myrmicinae: Aphaenogaster Myrmicinae: Temnothorax Myrmicinae: Aphaenogaster Moved thanks, James Manica sp. (Myrmicinae) - worker Male Myrmicinae: Aphaenogaster, Myrmicinae: Solenopsis Myrmicinae: Temnothorax Myrmicinae: Monomorium Myrmicinae: Temnothorax Myrmicinae: Temnothorax Moved Myrmicinae: Solenopsis Myrmicinae: Aphaenogaster Myrmicinae: Monomorium Myrmicinae: Pogonomyrmex Myrmica sp. - worker Myrmicinae: Crematogaster Myrmicinae: Solenopsis Myrmicinae: Solenopsis Myrmicinae: Solenopsis Myrmicinae: Aphaenogaster Myrmicinae: Myrmica Myrmicinae: Myrmica Myrmicinae: Messor Myrmicinae Myrmicinae: Myrmecina Myrmicinae: Aphaenogaster Myrmicinae: Temnothorax Myrmicinae: Solenopsis Myrmicinae: Tetramorium Myrmicinae: Myrmica Myrmicinae: Solenopsis Myrmicinae: Messor Myrmicinae: Messor Myrmicinae: Solenopsis Myrmicinae: Tetramorium Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Subfamily Myrmicinae Male ant, Myrmicinae. This is indeed an Aphaenogaster sp. (worker) Moved Moved Moved Moved Ant Not any longer Moved Moved Moved Myrmicinae at least Prey Temnothorax sp. (Myrmicinae) - dealated female Temnothorax sp. (Myrmicinae) - worker Yes. not just with Camponotus Pheidole sp. (Myrmicinae) - minor worker Moved Moved Moved Messor do not live in trees a Temnothorax sp. (Myrmicinae) - worker Monomorium sp. - workers (Myrmicinae) I agree Yes - subfamily Myrmicinae Yes - subfamily Myrmicinae Acrobat Ants do have short, but distinct propodeal spines Monomorium sp. - worker (Myrmicinae) Cyphomyrmex sp. (Myrmicinae) - winged female Myrmicinae. Temnothorax sp. (Myrmicinae) - dealated female Pheidole sp. (Myrmicinae) - workers Myrmicinae. Ants are workers of genus Myrmica (Myrmicinae). Moved Those (much slenderer and leggier) Ants Formica sp. (pallidefulva group) - worker Silky Ants (Formica sp., fusca group) - workers Ants. Attini tribe (subfamily Myrmicinae) - worker Moved Temnothorax sp. - worker Moved Aphaenogaster? Other Myrmicinae genus Myrmicinae Moved Leptothoracini (Myrmicinae) - worker Tetramorium sp. (Myrmicinae) Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Moved Thanks, Richard Maginification... Aphaenogaster? Strong caste dimorphism... Presence of propodeal spines... Moved Moved Moved Moved Myrmecina sp. - worker (Myrmicinae) Ant male Moved Moved I agree - myrmicine male Manica sp. - worker (Myrmicinae) Temnothorax sp. (Myrmicinae) - worker Myrmecina sp. - worker (Myrmicinae) Now that... Myrmicinae Myrmicinae at any rate Monomorium sp. - worker (Myrmicinae) Pheidole sp. (Myrmicinae) - workers Temnothorax sp. (Myrmicinae) - worker Oops! Myrmicinae - callow worker Very interesting Aphaenogaster sp. - workers Right subfamily:-) I disagree, say Ponerinae.
