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[Thatfa666ene]

Just found these at work by the dumpster. 

 

https://antdaddygene...321/id-request 

 

Looks like a centimeter long. 

[Canadian anter]

Looks like Solenopsis invicta

[Thatfa666ene]

Also found this one at the same time and place. Almost half a centimeter long.

 

https://antdaddygene...6411/id-request

Edited by Thatfa666ene, February 7 2019 - 4:08 PM.

[anttoant]

the second one looks like Lasius claviger

[EthanNgo678]

I don't think so, but probably a Laius parasite.

[Aaron567]

That little brown queen is Brachymyrmex depilis.

[anttoant]

That little brown queen is Brachymyrmex depilis.

i  agree

[Thatfa666ene]

Got another one for yall. Probably a half centimeter. 

 

https://antdaddygene...0386/id-request

Edited by Thatfa666ene, February 8 2019 - 7:33 AM.

[FSTP]

that last one looks more like a wasp, or at least the antennae do. 

[Thatfa666ene]

that last one looks more like a wasp, or at least the antennae do. 

 I was hoping it was a male. 

[Canadian anter]

Might be a Prenolepis male

[ponerinecat]

last ones a wasp, first ones a solenopsis

[dspdrew]

http://www.formicult...to-post-photos/

[Thatfa666ene]

Edited by Thatfa666ene, February 12 2019 - 10:59 AM.

[Thatfa666ene]

let me try again 

[dspdrew]

Images typically have file extensions like .jpg, .png, .gif, etc., so that is what you usually should see at the end of the URL.

[nurbs]

Like this:

 

Right click on the image and hit "copy image address", then paste that address on your message.

 

 

[Thatfa666ene]

Sorry for the glare

 

Edited by Thatfa666ene, February 12 2019 - 8:30 PM.

[Thatfa666ene]

I caught this ant hangin out with a colony of Camponotus or something. Probably 1 cm.

[AnthonyP163]

Looks like a species of Lasius, a social parasite species. It was likely near the Camponotus colony during diapause. Based on the shape of the antennae, and how pilose she is, she may be L. claviger.