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Pogonomyrmex...?


Best Answer TennesseeAnts , July 12 2021 - 6:43 AM

Looks like P. occidentalis to me.

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#1 Offline smares - Posted July 11 2021 - 7:41 PM

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Found in Lakewood Colorado at 7 pm 7-11 crossing the sidewalk at a park. I suspect they are P. Occadentalis (sp?)

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#2 Offline Kaelwizard - Posted July 11 2021 - 9:08 PM

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Definitely Pogonomyrmex but idk what species. I really need to learn how to identify them…
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#3 Offline Antkeeper01 - Posted July 12 2021 - 5:56 AM

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yup pogonomyrmex i would say either barbatus or occi though i think occi


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#4 Offline TennesseeAnts - Posted July 12 2021 - 6:43 AM   Best Answer

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Looks like P. occidentalis to me.


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