Camponotus cruentatus workers storing brood over the heat mat.
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Posted September 24 2024 - 11:24 AM
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Nice photos!
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Acanthomyrmex thailandensis major
Acanthomyrmex is such a weird little genus. I like them because of the dimorphism, just like in my fav genus, Pheidole.
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Pheidole flavens soldier with cookie bait.
Have no idea whether my ID is correct at this point, but found these cute little critters in a town's downtown in central FL.
https://keyapa.com/p...orangey-townie/
The soldiers are somewhat timid, but were adept at being able to handle a Pheidole obscurithorax minor that was too inquisitive about the bait I had used to find them
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