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Hormiga Carpintera de Bandas del Caribe (Camponotus zonatus)Observ.
viridianaglez
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Pheidole parvaObserv.
stevenw12339Descripción
Alates flying to lights, workers baited on the edge of the grass 390 ft south, next to the terminal dropoff. Undefeated 3.5 hr layover snipe.
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Plátano Rosa (Musa velutina)Observ.
aaron567Descripción
What is this thing in the woods
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Hormigas de Fuego (Género Solenopsis)Observ.
lordofantsDescripción
An undescribed (this being the first documentation as far as I’m aware) social parasite of Solenopsis pergandei that strongly resembles its host but with several key differences: queens are half the size of S. pergandei queens, have a smaller gaster/eyes, longer hairs, and a larger head relative to thorax. Cooperates in colony foundation alongside freshly mated S. pergandei queens with no apparent aggression.
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mason_sDescripción
Found with @cheetolord02, his observation is linked here: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/149703302
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lu_s_wDescripción
not quite sure, some of them were follow what iNaturalist suggest
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j-staufferDescripción
Econlockhatchee Sandhills Conservation Area
-found on Serenoa repens
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henicorhinaDescripción
Fighting with a Vespula over what I think is a dead cicada
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spidamn8Descripción
Common garter snake caught this vole and playing tug of war with these ants.
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Hormigas Explosivas Y Parientes (Género Colobopsis)Observ.
jgw_atxDescripción
@ UV light - urban wooded neighborhood
~6mm
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mrbryanamesDescripción
Quickly eluded it’s self into the bored hole in this charred slash pine. It appeared to be all black at first glance. Black Carpenter Ant? 🐜
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stevecollinsDescripción
Adding this one again, but this time for the harvester ant
