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Georgian Bay, Ontario, Canada August 8th, 2019

Started By WealthyCow , Sep 11 2019 5:05 PM

Best Answer AnthonyP163 , September 11 2019 - 7:55 PM

The shape and mandibles of the queen remind me much more of Formica pallidefulva-group.

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#1 Offline WealthyCow - Posted September 11 2019 - 5:05 PM

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LocationOntario, Canada

Location- Near Georgian Bay, Ontario, Canada

Habitat - Under a flat rock in moderately dry soil/mossy area.

Colouration- Mostly black, leg tips lighter. Shiny.

Size - Approximately 9.5mm

Behaviour - Quite flighty, and can run quite fast.

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