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Day four nothing really happened with ants but today is a totally different story. Day five we were preparing to go for a hike when I saw 3 more mymrica queens right next to each other I think they were tandem running to found together. I placed then with my other mymrica queen.
On the hike I found many cool ants mostly Aphaenogaster picea but also prenolepis imparis and brachymyrmex depilis.
Look at these chonks
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I checked up on all the ants while driving back and one of the Formica queens laid two eggs and is guarding them fiercely. The mymrica queens seem to be dragging one around and the Camponotus have gotten a new worker and a new one on the way.
Does anyone know what species? They look like Pennsylvanicus but the queen has red on her underside.