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Long Island, NY / 10/7/18

Started By qwerty3 , Oct 7 2018 12:37 PM

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#1 Offline qwerty3 - Posted October 7 2018 - 12:37 PM

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There must've been a huge nuptial flight of this species; they were all over my porch. Caught about 10 females and several other males. The females are about 0.75 cm long. I think either Lasius or Tetramorium. Not totally sure. Caught them around 4:30 PM.

Here are some photos of a queen that was being harassed by a mean Camponotus worker.