I think it's an ant. Saw it about 10 mins ago crawling up my wall in San Diego, CA. it is in a 16 mm test tube for size reference.
Can anyone tell me which species?
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I think it's an ant
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toan
, Aug 21 2020 8:16 PM
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Posted August 21 2020 - 8:20 PM
TechAnt
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I mean, all you described location, you should read the pinned thread on how to make a ID request. But all I can say is Camponotus spp. or Formica spp.
(Edit: Yeah my ID skills are still bad)
(Edit: Yeah my ID skills are still bad)
Edited by TechAnt, August 22 2020 - 8:02 AM.
My Ants:
(x1) Campontous semitstaceus ~20 workers, 1 Queen
(x1) Camponotus vicinus ~10 workers, 1 Queen (all black variety)
(x1) Tetramorium immigrans ~100 workers, 1 Queen
(x1) Myrmercocystus mexicanus -1 Queen
(x2) Mymercocystus mimcus -1 Queen
(x1) Mymercocystus testaceus ~45 workers, 1 Queen
(x1) Campontous semitstaceus ~20 workers, 1 Queen
(x1) Camponotus vicinus ~10 workers, 1 Queen (all black variety)
(x1) Tetramorium immigrans ~100 workers, 1 Queen
(x1) Myrmercocystus mexicanus -1 Queen
(x2) Mymercocystus mimcus -1 Queen
(x1) Mymercocystus testaceus ~45 workers, 1 Queen
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Posted August 21 2020 - 8:31 PM
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Crematogaster sp. queen. Impossible to tell any further without clearer photos.
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"God made..... all the creatures that move along the ground according to their kinds (including ants). And God saw that it was good. Genesis 1:25 NIV version
Keeping:
Formica cf. pallidefulva, cf. incerta, cf. argentea
Formica cf. aserva, cf. subintegra
Myrmica sp.
Lasius neoniger, brevicornis
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