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MichiganAnts Little Ones colony journal Updated 2/25/17

Started By MichiganAnts , Feb 25 2017 2:15 PM

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#1 Offline MichiganAnts - Posted February 25 2017 - 2:15 PM

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Species: camponotus noveboracensis

Location found: In a wood pile near my swamp

Age of colony: 1 year old

Workers/nanitics: 8

Majors: 0

**will post more info on the 2nd post, 1st post is just stats about the colony**

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#2 Offline MichiganAnts - Posted February 25 2017 - 2:32 PM

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This colony hibernated with just a lone worker, some brood, and the queen. and now she's up to 8 workers. don't let the small amount of workers make you think they arent active, they love to forage and will go after food within a couple minutes of me putting it in. I'm not really sure how big they will get this year, but I would love to see over 100 workers.