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Camponotus sp.

Started By That_one_ant_guy , Aug 4 2023 9:06 PM

Best Answer bmb1bee , August 4 2023 - 10:23 PM

Wow, she looks gorgeous. Looks like Camponotus fragilis, maybe? The colors from the picture look pretty interesting, even for fraggles.

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#1 Offline That_one_ant_guy - Posted August 4 2023 - 9:06 PM

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Found her out in Mojave at around 9:30 PM

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#2 Offline bmb1bee - Posted August 4 2023 - 10:23 PM Best Answer

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Wow, she looks gorgeous. Looks like Camponotus fragilis, maybe? The colors from the picture look pretty interesting, even for fraggles.

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