Found her in a sidewalk. She looks to have wing scars.
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Posted July 19 2023 - 6:45 AM
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Found her in a sidewalk. She looks to have wing scars.
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Posted July 19 2023 - 7:13 AM
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Posted July 19 2023 - 8:59 AM
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Myrmica queen
Do you know if she is semi-claustral?
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Posted July 19 2023 - 11:07 AM
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I’m already building a mini DIY outworld for her just in case.
I’m already building a mini DIY outworld for her just in case.
I’m already building a mini DIY outworld for her just in case.
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Posted July 19 2023 - 3:43 PM
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Yes, all Myrmica are semi claustral with the exception of a few rare parasitic species.
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How do you post photo Directly to the post? And how do you react Directly to reply?
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Posted July 20 2023 - 2:57 AM
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Read this: https://www.formicul...e-3#entry150225How do you post photo Directly to the post? And how do you react Directly to reply?
To reply directly, click or tap on the bottom of the post and choose Quote.
Edited by ANTdrew, July 20 2023 - 2:57 AM.
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Posted July 20 2023 - 6:01 AM
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Yes, all Myrmica are semi claustral with the exception of a few rare parasitic species.
I was reading the AntWiki page for Stenamma and I saw a picture of a Stenamma queen. I had compared pictures of all Myrmica species' queens inmy region and I saw that all of them large spikes in their propodeum but the ones in mine where very small like the one in the pyramid ants. But Stenamma Queens have a small spike! Can my queen ant be a Stenamma queen? This could be awsome!
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