also, i might want to say we don't have tons here, at least compared to tapinoma. but i did find quite a few small colonies in the black hills. i never found the queens, though... 
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Posted November 18 2020 - 8:19 AM
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Posted November 18 2020 - 8:20 AM
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there are actually not many here in South Dakota, actually
They are taking over my yard. I have barely any tomatoes left.
we have a temnothorax invasion in the black hills right now. probably under every stone there.(the ones the camponotus have not already claimed.)
luckyyy I've been looking for temnothorax for so long!
i am sorry, i meant tapinoma. but we do have temnothorax in the black hills as well. the hard part is finding the tiny queens...
Go to the ant, you sluggard; consider its ways and be wise! It has no commander, no overseer or ruler, yet it stores its provisions in summer and gathers its food at harvest. -Proverbs 6: 6-8
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Finding a colony is a lot easier than finding a queen, but especially for this genus.i am sorry, i meant tapinoma. but we do have temnothorax in the black hills as well. the hard part is finding the tiny queens...
luckyyy I've been looking for temnothorax for so long!
we have a temnothorax invasion in the black hills right now. probably under every stone there.(the ones the camponotus have not already claimed.)
They are taking over my yard. I have barely any tomatoes left.
there are actually not many here in South Dakota, actually
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Posted November 19 2020 - 5:07 AM
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I had like 50-60 Temnothorax queens at my blacklight every night for about 2-3 weeks this summer.
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I had like 50-60 Temnothorax queens at my blacklight every night for about 2-3 weeks this summer.
ahhh lucky! are temnothorax just not as common in CA?
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I believe either there not common or everyone wants them that's why you don't see them anywhere, also in my yard Temnothorax are like monomorium and i found a colony with like 40 queens sitting on the surface not even counting what was underground, they literally murdered a apheanogaster colony in front of me.
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