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Ant ID (Neivamyrmex leonardi) (Lake of the Woods, California) (5-8-2014)

Started By dspdrew , May 8 2014 7:34 AM
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#1 Offline dspdrew - Posted May 8 2014 - 7:34 AM

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1. Location of collection:  Lake of the Woods, California.
2. Date of collection:  4-12-2014.
3. Habitat of collection:  Chaparral/Pine Forest.
4. Length (from head to gaster):  2.5mm (did not see any larger ones).
5. Color, hue, pattern and texture:  Orange head and thorax, yellowish-orange gaster.
6. Distinguishing characteristics:  
7. Anything else distinctive: 
8. Nest description: Underground.
 
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#2 Offline dspdrew - Posted May 8 2014 - 9:02 AM

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I think this is N. leonardi.


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#3 Offline nurbs - Posted May 9 2014 - 1:38 PM

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#4 Offline dspdrew - Posted May 9 2014 - 1:50 PM

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Yeah, Neivamyrmex are blind (if you haven't figured that out yet). :D


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#5 Offline Gregory2455 - Posted August 17 2014 - 2:22 PM

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I want to see (and feed  :D ) Neivamyrmex so bad.


#6 Offline Gregory2455 - Posted August 17 2014 - 3:00 PM

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Is Neivamyrmex nomadic?


#7 Offline dspdrew - Posted August 17 2014 - 6:15 PM

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Pretty sure they are. I would guess that all Army ants are.


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#8 Offline Gregory2455 - Posted August 17 2014 - 6:17 PM

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No, I know that some stay in their original location, but I do not know for sure.


#9 Offline dspdrew - Posted August 17 2014 - 6:21 PM

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Oh okay, well I know that some Neivamyrmex like N. californicus and N. nigrescens move around.


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#10 Offline gcsnelling - Posted May 13 2018 - 5:58 PM

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No, I know that some stay in their original location, but I do not know for sure.

Holy thread resurrection, but this statement is wrong. as far as is known all army ants are nomadic.


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