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L claviger or L umbrates

Started By Hunter , Feb 3 2018 2:29 PM

Best Answer T.C. , February 3 2018 - 4:21 PM

Use that EDIT button please.

Not gonna lie, terribly put together ID, thread. But appears to be Lasius umbratus. Please use the ID template next time and embed your photos. Not only because it's kinda required, but you will receive no help from professionals if you do not. Go to the full post

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#1 Offline Hunter - Posted February 3 2018 - 2:29 PM

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#2 Offline Hunter - Posted February 3 2018 - 2:31 PM

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are you guys able to see the pics

#3 Offline Reevak - Posted February 3 2018 - 2:44 PM

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I cannot

#4 Offline Mettcollsuss - Posted February 3 2018 - 2:46 PM

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nope.

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#5 Offline Hunter - Posted February 3 2018 - 2:51 PM

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they are not working wtf

#6 Offline Hunter - Posted February 3 2018 - 2:56 PM

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https://imgur.com/a/XOB12

Found her last year around the end of summer

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#7 Offline Hunter - Posted February 3 2018 - 3:48 PM

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any help is good

#8 Offline T.C. - Posted February 3 2018 - 4:21 PM Best Answer

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Use that EDIT button please.

Not gonna lie, terribly put together ID, thread. But appears to be Lasius umbratus. Please use the ID template next time and embed your photos. Not only because it's kinda required, but you will receive no help from professionals if you do not.

#9 Offline Hunter - Posted February 3 2018 - 4:55 PM

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Use that EDIT button please.

Not gonna lie, terribly put together ID, thread. But appears to be Lasius umbratus. Please use the ID template next time and embed your photos. Not only because it's kinda required, but you will receive no help from professionals if you do not.

sorry i was in a rush, i had to go somewhere thanks tho

#10 Offline Zmagz - Posted February 3 2018 - 5:26 PM

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Lasius umbratus

#11 Offline nurbs - Posted February 4 2018 - 1:30 AM

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What a craptastic ID thread.

Look, we understand some of you are kids (if you're an adult, you have no excuse). But there's a TEMPLATE at the top of the ID forum on how to put this together for you.

Take your time, read up on how to post something, learn some discipline. It goes a long way not just on forums like this, but also in your real life. And you'll get a better response from people who sincerely wish to help you instead of them trying to figure out what you want.