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MrILoveTheAnts	Mating Chart 2008		Lead	[-]
TAFMF Addict Posts: 3132 04/01/2008 2:45 PM	Past years can be found here, though the Yuku format messed it up. We'll see how well this one does. Meant to be viewed in 1024 by 768 resolution. Also available here and I will be updating this one more often. http://ants.ideltech.com/ Last years chart can be viewed here. http://antfarm.yuku.com/topic/6907 Mating Chart 2008_________________March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, Aphaenogaster lamellidens _____________________ May Camponotus castaneus ___________________________ June Camponotus chromaiodes _________________ April, May June Camponotus modoc ______________________________ June, July Camponotus nearcticus ___________________ April Camponotus novaeborensis _______________________________ August Camponotus ocreatus ____________________ April Camponotus pennsylvanicus _______________________ June, July Dorymyrmex bicolor __________________________________ July Dorymyrmex insanus ________________________ May Formica pallidefulva __________________________________ July Formica rubicunda ___________________________________ July Formica subpolita _______________________________ June, July Formica subsericea __________________________________ July Lasius alienus ______________________________________ July Lasius (Acanthomyops) interjectus ____ March _____________ July Lasius latipes _______________________________________ July, August Lasius nearcticus ____________________________________ July Lasius neoniger _________________________________________ August Myrmica pinetorum __________________________________ July Paratrechina terricola ________________________ May Pheidole pilifera _________________________________ June, July, August Pheidole tysoni __________________________________________ August Pogonomyrmex badius ____________________________ June Pogonomyrmex californicus _________________________ June, July Polyergus breviceps ______________________________________ August Polyergus lucidus ________________________________________ August Prenolepis imparis _________________ March, April Proceratium chickasaw ___________________________________ August Solenopsis invicta _______________________ April ____ June Solenopsis molesta __________________________ May ____ July Solenopsis tennesseensis _____________________________ July, August Solenopsis texana ___________________________________ July Solenopsis xyloni ________________________________ June Tapinoma sessile ____________________________ May, June Temnothorax curvispinosus ________________________ June, July Tetramorium caespitum _______________________ May June, July Last Edited By: MrILoveTheAnts 08/22/2008 7:28 PM. Edited 35 times.
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Doctorant		#1	[url]	[-]
Posts: 262 04/03/2008 12:49 PM Doc. and Soldier Ant	I still haven't seen any flights, though the weather seemed right for Prenolepis last week here. I got a sample of Lasius (Acanthomyops) interjectus in the mail last week, including workers and males that emerged into a house in Buchanan Co., Missouri http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buchanan_County,_Missouri They emerged on the rather warm day of March 7. Last Edited By: Doctorant 04/18/2008 2:10 PM. Edited 1 time.
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s3rca		#2	[url]	[-]
Minor Worker Ant Posts: 77 04/06/2008 8:08 AM	still waiting on flights here in Northern Virginia , i do believe i saw a lonely winged male yesterday afternoon but after searching the area i found no other signs of any flights. Ive got test tubes in my pocket , just waiting.
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Doctorant		#3	[url]	[-]
Posts: 262 04/12/2008 9:33 AM Doc. and Soldier Ant	I ID-ed a winged female of Camponotus nearcticus that flew into a house in St. Louis, MO on 10 April 2008. This is about a month early for this ant to fly, but living in a heated building could result, as with the Lasius above, in premature flight activity. Last Edited By: Doctorant 05/06/2008 7:14 AM. Edited 2 times.
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MrILoveTheAnts		#4	[url]	[-]
TAFMF Addict Posts: 3132 04/20/2008 7:05 AM	Yesterday I was out in the garden and found a male ant wondering. I'm no good with identifying males but it was slightly larger then a Lasius. I believe it was one of the smaller Camponotus species around here which I have found this early in past years. Later at work I discovered two Camponotus chromaiodes queens (I'll confirm this with workers if I can, since I know what to look for,) and in the course of 5 minutes I managed to fill up both test tubes I usually keep on me at all times. I felt naked for the rest of the day but didn't find any more queens. I imagen a few others flew that night that I didn't find too. Is it strange that Camponotus should fly before Paratrechina?
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MrILoveTheAnts		#5	[url]	[-]
TAFMF Addict Posts: 3132 05/04/2008 9:36 AM	If anyone is interested, I believe the local NJ soil nesting termite is flying. I believe more so in the morning.
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Doctorant		#6	[url]	[-]
Posts: 262 05/06/2008 7:12 AM Doc. and Soldier Ant	Camponotus species around here (east-central Missouri) usually fly on the first warm, muggy days in May. It wasn't all that humid yesterday (cinco de Mayo), but was quite warm and I did see the first one in the late afternoon, specifically, a big juicy female of C. chromaiodes on a plant stem flew off as I watched. No doubt some others in the genus flew, too, but I was busy with other things and didn't get the chance to see them.
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WyldFyr	C. Americanus	#7	[url]	[-]
Callow Ant Posts: 22 05/12/2008 8:23 AM	Does anyone know if C. Americanus has flown yet in NE? I found nests with alates about a week ago. But I accidentally dug through a nest yesterday and found none. Also, if they have mated, where would I mostly find a mated queen? (i.e under a log or under a rock)
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MrILoveTheAnts		#8	[url]	[-]
TAFMF Addict Posts: 3132 05/12/2008 1:00 PM	Not sure if they've flown yet this year but this would be the time of year they do. Usually at night I think. If they're anything like the similar looking Camponotus castaneus the main nest will be located in the root structure of a nearby tree from the main entrance. If this is so then it's possible the alates are just in the main nest.
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Doctorant		#9	[url]	[-]
Posts: 262 05/17/2008 9:23 AM Doc. and Soldier Ant	Found a male Tapinoma sessile roaming around on my kitchen counter, 15 May, East central Missouri.
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WyldFyr		#10	[url]	[-]
Callow Ant Posts: 22 06/01/2008 12:24 PM	I am still waiting on Tetramorium caespitum to take flight here in central Mass.. The colonies around the front drive way are still enlarging their nests and widening the entrances, so it cant be too long from now, maybe another week or two. I'm just hoping I havn't missed anything....
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WyldFyr		#11	[url]	[-]
Callow Ant Posts: 22 06/04/2008 9:18 AM	It appears that Camponotus Penn. may have flown yesterday. (not 100% sure, but after looking at images on myrmecos.net, I feel confident that is what I found) http://antfarm.yuku.com/topic/7070
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s3rca		#12	[url]	[-]
Minor Worker Ant Posts: 77 06/04/2008 10:41 AM	Tetramorium c. has been flying over the past three days here in northern Virginia. I managed to catch one able bodied queen. I found several others but not before other ants had torn their legs off. *EDIT 07JUN08 -This was the morning for Tetramorium in northern Virginia , theyre everywhere. My front porch was covered in males , and the gas station down the road made queen collection incredibly easy. Nothing like leaving the house for work at 4am and having to run back inside to grab test tubes. Last Edited By: s3rca 06/07/2008 4:28 AM. Edited 1 time.
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Doctorant		#13	[url]	[-]
Posts: 262 06/06/2008 3:39 PM Doc. and Soldier Ant	Tapinoma sessile and Camponotus castaneus have flown several days this week in east-central Missouri, USA.
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Mrmacophyl		#14	[url]	[-]
Posts: 3394 06/06/2008 4:20 PM Soldier Ant and Doc.	Solenopsis xyloni in Apple Valley, Ca. are flying as well as a Formica species in San Bernardino. Possibly F. subpolita Insectator Insectorum
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yliza		#15	[url]	[-]
Young Worker Ant Posts: 58 06/12/2008 1:21 PM	What I'm fairly sure are Solenopsis xyloni flew/are flying today in Upstate South Carolina. yliza
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s3rca		#16	[url]	[-]
Minor Worker Ant Posts: 77 06/19/2008 3:36 PM	Some species of Camponotus is flying her in northern Virginia. I picked up a queen this afternoon at work , I've been wanting campos for so long , Im incredibly excited.
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MrILoveTheAnts		#17	[url]	[-]
TAFMF Addict Posts: 3132 06/27/2008 8:46 AM	Last night I saw a lot of Tetramorium caespitum (species E)... I wonder if I should distinguish them with the other Tetramorium on the mating chart? What was the other one called again? Also noticed what I'm pretty sure was Temnothorax curvispinosus. Camponotus castaneus also flew last night. What's strange is there really hasn't been any rain here for some time.
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MrILoveTheAnts		#18	[url]	[-]
TAFMF Addict Posts: 3132 06/29/2008 8:28 PM	Caught a Pheidole today. I'll get back to you with the species or group.
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chazzbo77		#19	[url]	[-]
Henchant Posts: 1355 06/29/2008 8:32 PM Henchant	I was looking for you on AIM a few minutes ago, MILTA, to tell you that I found Pheidole in abundance in my aunt's pool today. Also, found TONS of Tetramorium... I really have to start going places prepared. I've completely run out of test tubes, though . Anyway, Pheidole and Tetramorium are flying in NJ! Your Signature ...
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MrILoveTheAnts		#20	[url]	[-]
TAFMF Addict Posts: 3132 07/01/2008 12:35 PM	Pheidole pilifera I think. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v735/mrilovetheants/Ants%202008/PheidoleQueen.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v735/mrilovetheants/Ants%202008/PheidoleQueen2.jpg
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