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About 8mm, found ~3 inches down in very soft sand about 20ft off a dirt road
Sorry for bad lighting in the video, it started raining so I had to use a flashlight
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, Mar 5 2017 4:47 PM
Best Answer dspdrew , March 5 2017 - 8:48 PM
Nice view of the "spines", or lack there of, which is one of the features of Pheidole barbata.
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Posted March 5 2017 - 4:57 PM
Pheidole.
Most likely the same Pheidole species I found. I haven't seen any other Pheidole flying this time of the year. I think it might be P. barbata.
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Thanks drew.
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Nice view of the "spines", or lack there of, which is one of the features of Pheidole barbata.
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