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Ant guessing game
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SYUTEO
, Jan 18 2023 7:56 PM
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#21 Offline - Posted January 29 2023 - 9:25 AM
Another one (both are the same ant). This one is considered fairly rare in my area. I was very fortunate to find her! I am much better at taking photos now than I was when I took these (I'm still nowhere near perfect, though) so hopefully I can get a little photo shoot of another in the future with better quality and lighting!
#22 Offline - Posted January 29 2023 - 10:25 AM
Is the first one odontomachus brunneus?
Edited by LowQualityAnts, January 29 2023 - 10:26 AM.
#23 Offline - Posted January 29 2023 - 10:40 AM
#24 Offline - Posted January 29 2023 - 1:27 PM
#25 Offline - Posted January 29 2023 - 5:59 PM
Another one (both are the same ant). This one is considered fairly rare in my area. I was very fortunate to find her! I am much better at taking photos now than I was when I took these (I'm still nowhere near perfect, though) so hopefully I can get a little photo shoot of another in the future with better quality and lighting!
Poneracantha triangularis? I got distracted by Proceratium at first but it was pretty clear that none of them were rugose enough.
#26 Offline - Posted January 30 2023 - 2:46 AM
It just depends on you whether or not you want to add the location of the ant, you can throw it out as hint as well if you want. Also almost forgot to mention, you can use someone else's pictures as well (as long as the picture's owner agrees to let you use it).
#27 Offline - Posted January 30 2023 - 2:35 PM
A queen I caught quite a while ago. It pretty easy to guess:
Note: I have posted these pictures some place else on this forum. So, if you've seen those posts, you already know.
Edited by azzaaazzzz00, January 30 2023 - 2:38 PM.
Been keeping ants since January of 2021
Always try new things, even if its hard, hard is not impossible. We are smart and it's good to be smart but not too smart for your own good.
Always try new things, even if its hard, hard is not impossible. We are smart and it's good to be smart but not too smart for your own good.
#28 Offline - Posted January 30 2023 - 4:12 PM
Camponotus Pennsylvanicus.
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#29 Offline - Posted January 30 2023 - 5:15 PM
A queen I caught quite a while ago. It pretty easy to guess:Note: I have posted these pictures some place else on this forum. So, if you've seen those posts, you already know.
C. pennsylvanicus
I keep: C. modoc, C. sansabeanus , C. maritimus, Formica argentea, M. mexicanus , Odontomachus brunneus , Pogonomyrmex californicus, Pogonomyrmex rugosus,
#30 Offline - Posted January 30 2023 - 9:27 PM
Poneracantha triangularis? I got distracted by Proceratium at first but it was pretty clear that none of them were rugose enough.
Another one (both are the same ant). This one is considered fairly rare in my area. I was very fortunate to find her! I am much better at taking photos now than I was when I took these (I'm still nowhere near perfect, though) so hopefully I can get a little photo shoot of another in the future with better quality and lighting!
Correct!!
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#31 Offline - Posted January 31 2023 - 3:38 PM
Camponotus Pennsylvanicus.
A queen I caught quite a while ago. It pretty easy to guess:Note: I have posted these pictures some place else on this forum. So, if you've seen those posts, you already know.
C. pennsylvanicus
Both Correct!
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Been keeping ants since January of 2021
Always try new things, even if its hard, hard is not impossible. We are smart and it's good to be smart but not too smart for your own good.
Always try new things, even if its hard, hard is not impossible. We are smart and it's good to be smart but not too smart for your own good.
#32 Offline - Posted February 8 2023 - 10:08 PM
#33 Offline - Posted February 9 2023 - 5:00 AM
Psuedomyrmex gracilis
#34 Offline - Posted February 9 2023 - 10:40 AM
Psuedomyrmex gracilis
Correct!!
#35 Offline - Posted February 9 2023 - 12:55 PM
There is not Odontomachus in Iowa so I don't know the species, but obviously Odontomachus.
Edited by antperson24, February 9 2023 - 12:56 PM.
Why keep ants that aren't found in your yard?
There are so many fascinating ants right were you live!
I disagree with the keeping/buying of ants that are not found in your area.
#36 Offline - Posted February 9 2023 - 12:58 PM
#37 Offline - Posted February 9 2023 - 1:46 PM
#38 Offline - Posted February 9 2023 - 3:09 PM
I'm thinking camponotus discolor?Here is one for everyone to guess:
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Edited by AntsCali098, February 9 2023 - 3:09 PM.
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#39 Offline - Posted February 9 2023 - 3:54 PM
It's probably some sort of slavemaking formica like F. exsectoidesHere is one for everyone to guess:
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Edited by LowQualityAnts, February 9 2023 - 4:00 PM.
#40 Offline - Posted February 9 2023 - 3:58 PM
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Edited by LowQualityAnts, February 9 2023 - 3:59 PM.
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