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Sherwood Park, Alberta, Canada | September 2 2018

Started By LearningAntz , Sep 2 2018 7:51 PM

Best Answer AntsBC , September 3 2018 - 11:20 AM

Leptothorax canadensis.

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#1 Offline LearningAntz - Posted September 2 2018 - 7:51 PM

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LocationSherwood Park, AB (Canada)

1. Location of Collection - Park area
2. Date of Collection - September 2 2018
3. Habitat of Collection - Pavement near grass at a park
4. Length - 5mm
5. Coloration, hue, pattern and texture - Black with brownish-yellow legs
6. Distinguishing characteristics - 2 petiole nodes, extremely tiny. The length does seem a little long, but the overall size of the ant is absolutely tiny.
7-9 - N/A
10. Pictures - https://imgur.com/a/Cj8VTPx

(There are many which is why I placed a link)