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oklahoma id help

Started By jarredsocal , Aug 29 2020 3:41 PM

Best Answer Froggy , August 29 2020 - 3:52 PM

Crematogaster sp.

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#1 Offline jarredsocal - Posted August 29 2020 - 3:41 PM

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Help with identifying please, found a colony around an apple tree.

Located today in Oklahoma area.

Colony inside a plastic pipe holding a tree upright.

Workers are red headed with dark/black gasters.

No cocoons around pupae or larva.

I lean towards formica of some type. They don't sting, but look like a scorpion when trying too.

Hard to get a queen shot but she's here.

Just need help identifying species please. Thank you in advance.