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Started By AntsLA-1 , May 16 2021 10:16 AM

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#1 Offline AntsLA-1 - Posted May 16 2021 - 10:16 AM

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As the summer anting season starts to kick off in the desert, We are eagerly waiting to go out there. Does anyone know where Pogonomyrmex, Myrmecocystus, and Veromessor are flying? I would love some Andrei, Rugosus, Mexicanus, and Montanus. If anyone knows where to catch any of these species please leave them hear. Thank you!

 

 

 

 

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#2 Offline YsTheAnt - Posted May 16 2021 - 11:13 AM

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Just follow the rain. Regardless of where species live, if it doesn't rain around an inch most things won't fly.


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#3 Offline AntsLA-1 - Posted May 16 2021 - 5:32 PM

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Just follow the rain. Regardless of where species live, if it doesn't rain around an inch most things won't fly.

Ok, is there any upcoming storms or anything? This would really help me.


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#4 Offline ReignofRage - Posted May 16 2021 - 5:33 PM

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Just follow the rain. Regardless of where species live, if it doesn't rain around an inch most things won't fly.

Ok, is there any upcoming storms or anything? This would really help me.

 

Just follow the weather predictions, it ain't hard for you to do.


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#5 Offline AntsLA-1 - Posted May 16 2021 - 5:35 PM

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Ok, any recommended sites? Thanks!


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#6 Offline dspdrew - Posted May 16 2021 - 5:44 PM

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P. montanus and V. andrei don't live in the desert.


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#7 Offline AntsLA-1 - Posted May 16 2021 - 6:20 PM

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P. montanus and V. andrei don't live in the desert.

Really?!?! I thought montanus were a desert species! Thanks for correcting me! So do they live in the mountains?


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#8 Offline ReignofRage - Posted May 16 2021 - 6:52 PM

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P. montanus and V. andrei don't live in the desert.

Really?!?! I thought montanus were a desert species! Thanks for correcting me! So do they live in the mountains?

 

https://antmaps.org/...myrmex.montanusLook at this map, I recommend looking up species you want before just making assumptions; it'll help you in the long run.


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#9 Offline AntsLA-1 - Posted May 16 2021 - 7:04 PM

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P. montanus and V. andrei don't live in the desert.

Really?!?! I thought montanus were a desert species! Thanks for correcting me! So do they live in the mountains?

 

https://antmaps.org/...myrmex.montanusLook at this map, I recommend looking up species you want before just making assumptions; it'll help you in the long run.

 

Thank you!


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