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Originally from (the 1st census is gone, so I'm linking the second):
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The list only list people who have living ants. Some of this information is outdated because of no recent updates. Please update when needed. Use this list at your own risk.
AKA ARTANT (7/11/2005):
Camponotus chromaiodes 1 queen 20-30 workers
2 Formica slave maker sp 1 queen 5 workers /1 queen 15 Workers /2 slavers
Tetramorium caespitum 1 queen 300+ workers
unknown specie 1 ,1 queen 10 workers
unknown specie 2,1 queen
unknown specie 3, 1 queen
2 Myrmica sp 1queen,1worker/2 queens 1 worker
Camponotus noveboracensis 1 queen
Camponotus nearcticus 1 queen 1 worker
Formica fusca 1 queen
Crematogaster cerasi 3 queens/75-80 workers
Aphaenogaster 1 queen 150-200 workers
Aphaenogaster 1 queen 20 workers
Camponotus pennsylvanicus 3 queens
Camponotus herculeanus 3 queens
Ponera pennsylvanica queen unknown/10 workers
ANT MARTIN:
Messor barbarus
Lasius niger
ANT WORKER (7/28/2005):
Camponotus sp. 1 queen, ~100 workers
Camponotus sp. (ORANGE) 1 queen, 3 nantics, 2 cocoons and some small larva.
Dorymyrmex insanus queens, 75+ queens
Dorymyrmex insanus, 1 queen, 10 or so workers and some brood
Formica aserva colony, 1 queen, ~50 workers including slaves.
F. argentea, 2-3 queens, ~20 workers.
1 Small F. neorufibarbis colony, 2 queens, ~15 workers.
Black Formica queens ~20 misc, different species, some with pupae, larvae, eggs.
Formica 'fusca' (argued) 1 queen ~25 workers
Lasius neoniger, 5 queens, ~50 eggs, ~6 introduced Dorymyrmex pupae.
Lasius (Acanthomyops) Latipes, 1 queen, ~20 introduced L. neoniger workers.
L. (A) Latipes, 1 queen 5 L. neoniger workers.
L. (A) Latipes, 1 queen.
Lasius sp. 1 queen
M. minimum colony, ~1,000 workers, 2 queens. Many brood pieces.
M. minimum ~11 queens12 P. occidentalis queens none in set ups yet.
Myrmica sp. colony, 4-6 queens, ~50 workers.
Pheidole colony, 1 queen ~300 workers, a lot of brood.
Pheidole, 4 queens, eggs and M. minimum pupae.
P .occidentalis queen, with pupae and larva
P .occidentalis queen, with pupae and larva
P .occidentalis queen, with pupae and larva
P. occidentalis colony, 1 queen, ~30 callows from a wild nest.
S. molesta colony, 2 queens ~1,000 workers. Many Larvae.
S. molesta colony, 5 queens, ~100 workers. Some brood.
T. sessile colony, about 30 workers, ~30 brood, and 1 queen.
T. caespitum 3 Separate queens with eggs/larva. 2 are boosted with P. occidentalis pupae (not hatched and may not be accepted), 1 is boosted with M. minimum pupae. (Not hatched and may not be accepted)
ANTSRCOOL (7/18/2005):
11 tetramorium cespitum queens
2 lasius neoniger
ANTSSS: (Chicago, USA)
Solenopsis molesta
Lasius neoniger
ANTTPS52:
1 Lasius neoniger
1 Myrmica sp.
ANTS UKRAINETS
2 unidentified queen
ANTTPSS52:
1 Lasius neoniger
1 Myrmica sp.
ARMY ANT/ARMYANT87: (Singapore)
1 Pheidologeton diversus (50,000)
1 Pheidologeton sp. (some eggs)
Red Fire Ants
Carpenter ants
Argentine ants,
Crater ants,
Acromyremex octospinosis
Army Ants
BOUNTY:
Pheidole sp. 60 workers (3 major) 150 eggs
Prenolepis imparis (4 queens, + eggs)
Lasius alienus (2 queens + eggs)
Camponotus pennsylvanicus (2 queens)
2 Leptothorax ammbigus colonies (30 workers + 25 eggs)
2 Leptothorax duloticus colonies (50 workers + 50 eggs)
CALUFRESH:
Myrmecocstus mimicus
CAMPONOTUS: (2/17/2006)
Camponotus herculeanus
Crematogaster scutellaris
Formica sanguinea
Lasius niger
CHAZZBO77: (6/28/06)
2 T. caespitum queen w/ Eggs and Young larvae
1 C. pennsylvanicus queen with all brood stages
1 C. castaneus queen with all brood stages
1 Formica queen
CHRIS: (Sheffield, England)
Lasius niger
DAFREAK117: (Chicago, USA)
Solenopsis geminata
DARKANT5: (New York, USA)
Camponotus pennsylvanicus
THE DARKWUN:
Apaenogaster colony
Camponotus sp.
DAVID: (United Kingdom)
Lasius niger colony 10 + workers
Lasius niger (smaller colony)
DAVID1:
Lasius niger
Aphaenogaster sp. (Queen + 1 worker)
DOTREN: (Arkansas/California, USA)
Harvesters
Acromyrmex sp.
Camponotus
Formica
DR.ANT (Missouri, USA)
1. Formica nitidiventris from queen captured July 2000 in northwest Illinois. 150-200 workers.
2. F. nitidiventris incipient colony from a queen collected July 2001. 3. F. nitidiventris incipient colony from queen collected three weeks ago (20 July 2002). She already has 8 cocoons and a small pile of eggs, without supplementary food!
4. F. subsericea incipient colony from queen collected a few days after #3. Only eggs and small larvae accompany her.
5a and 5b. Two incipient colonies of Formica limata (?) from queens captured near Estes Park Colorado last July. (See at #2 above for numbers.)
6. F. pergandei with F. nitidiventris slaves. Incipient colony with 4 queens, about 20 F. pergandei workers, about 50 F. nitidiventris and about 10 F. incerta collected last September. F. incerta were killed off within a few weeks after capture. Little growth in this colony, as F. nitidiventris keep killing off new arrivals from F. nitidiventris pupae I've added to the colony, and kill some of the new F. pergandei workers as they emerge, too.
7. Camponotus pennsylvanicus colony from queen collected May 2001. About 25 workers, including the first medium-size worker which emerged last week.
8. C. chromaoides incipient colony from a queen collected May 2002. Two workers and a small amount of brood.
9. Tetramorium caespitum incipient colony from two queens collected in Longmont Colorado July 2001. One queen killed by the other when first workers emerged at the end of summer 2001. 25 or so small workers and a healthy pile of brood.
DR.BRADDOCK: (North East England)
2 Lasius Niger
FRANCOIS: (Netherlands)
Messor barbarus
Messor structor
Messor oerzeni
Camponotus vagus
Camponotus lateralis
Camponotus cruentatus
Camponotus pillicornis
Camponotus sanctus
Cataglyphis iberica
Cataglyphis hispanica
Cataglyphis nodus
Federico: (Italy)
Messor structor, 7/8 queens and about 30 workers
GREEN MULE: (England)
3 Lasius niger queens
1 Myrmica ruginodis
1 lasuis flavus queen
HEILO: (USA, Massachusetts)
1 Unknown Formica
HOLOMAD: (Moritz, Germany)
2 black queens ??
HULBS9NW (Sheffield, England; 8/4/2005):
1 Lasius Niger queen with 1 brood
HYMENOPTERA: (Texas, USA)
5 Solenopsis invicta
HYPOPONERA
1 colony of Monomorium minimum now has 12 workers and brood.
2 colonies of Leptothorax sp (possibly pergandei) 15 and 20 workers with large brood pile.
2 colonies of Formica sp or Dorymyrmex insanus each with 8-10 workers and brood.
1 colony of Camponotus vicinus with 3 workers and brood.
1 colony of Pogonomyrmex maricopa with large brood pile (started late July).
1 colony of Dorymyrmex bicolor with eggs.
1 colony of Pheidole sp with eggs.
1 colony of Myrmecocystus navajo with eggs.
JGOOGZ: (Washington, USA)
1 colony of Camponotus vicinus
JOACHIM: (Germany)
1 Camponotus sp. (North Africa, ~1000 workers, photographs here: www.ameisenforum.info/thr...eadid=1397 The yellow/black Camponotus)
1 Camponotus sp. (East Africa, ~100 workers, photographs here: www.ameisenforum.info/thr...eadid=2604 Its Camponotus sp. 1)
1 Pheidole sp. (East Africa, ~300 workers, 21 queens)
1 Cataglyphis sp. (North Africa, mixed colony, ~100 workers)
1 Lasius fuliginosus (~200 workers, mixed colony with Chthonolasius, 2 queens)
1 Myrmica rubra (~200 workers, 2 queens)
KUENE: (Switzerland)
2 lasius niger (700++each)
1 leptothorax nylanderi
MERKAVA128:
2 Camponotus castaneus
1 Pogonomyrmex badius
MESSOR:
M. barbarus (with 100 workers)
M. capitatus (with 100 workers)
METALLUCIFER (HOLLAND):
1 Formica Sanguinea
1 Camponotus Vagus
1 Messor Structor (polygyn colony with about 10 quuens)
METAPHANT:
Lasius niger colony
MIKE KUKLINSKI (Addison, Chicago, USA)
2 Camponotus pennsylvanicus
MOROSOPHOMYRMEX
2 Camponotus chromaiodes queens
C. pennsylvanicus
Aphaenogaster fulva colony
Leptothorax curvispinosus colonies (with Protomognathus americanus/L. duloticus queens
MRANT:
Camponotus pennsylvanicus
Formica nitidiventris
Formica Ulkei
Some unidentified queens
MRMACOPHYL (Southern California, USA)
Camponotus vicinus
Crematogaster larrae
Dorymyrmex bicolor
MYRM (UK)
Formica fusca (1 queen)
2 x Lasius niger (both with single queens)
1x Myrmica rubra (2 queens)
Myrmica ruginodis queen (1 queen)
1x Lasius flavus (1 queen)
1x Tapinoma erraticum (4 queens)
MYRMECOS1: (North California)
Formica transmontanis (large colony, now about 300 workers)
Pheidole hyatti (500+ workers, and growing at an insane rate)
Pseudomyrmex apache (150 workers)
Aphaenogaster occidentalis (40 workers)
Tetramorium caespitum (queen + 5 nanitics)
Camponotus semitestaceus (queen + brood)
Pogonomyrmex californicus (queen + eggs)
NANETTE:
1 C. pennsylvanicus Colony. [About 350-400 workers
Unknown number of queens, but at least 1. (These were found in hibernation and back in hibernation.]
NEFANDUS1: (United Kingdom)
Lasius niger
ORBORDE (Central Indiana, USA):
1 Unidentified queen
OUTSIDE_MINDED (Australia):
Iridomyrmex purpureus (2 queens 4 workers)
4 unknown new queens (no eggs yet)
POGO 408:
2 pogonomyrmex subdentatus queens both with eggs
REAKER:
Formica unidentified
4 queens
approx. 70 workers
approx. 200 eggs
approx. 20 pupa
approx. 50 larva of various stages
Formica unidentified (queen brighter in color)
1 queen
approx 40 workers
appros. 20 eggs
Pogonomyrmex unidentified
1 queen
approx. 120 workers
0 brood
Pheidole unidentified
3 queens
approx. 150 minor workers
approx. 20 major workers (the cool soldiers with huge heads)
Approx. 30 eggs
approx. 40 larva
Unidentified (small yellow/orange)
1 queen
60 workers
approx. 20-30 larva
approx. 50 eggs
2 pupa
Unidentified (small black; Cremotogaster?)
10 queens
approx. 250 workers
approx. 50 eggs
approx. 50 larva
1 queen
approx. 20 workers
approx. 35 eggs
RITZ:
Camponotus pennsylvanicus
Formica subsericea
SALP:
Leptothorax acervorum, queen + 50 workers
Formica lemani/fusca (haven't checked), no queen 10+ worker and some larvae and eggs
SCATH SIORRAI:
Messor Barbarus - 1 Queen, 18 Workers, 8 larvae, and 2 pupae
SLUGZ01010110001:
Pogonomyrmex californicus
XEREZSPAIN: (South of Spain)
2 Camponotus cruentatus
1 Colony Pheidole pallidula but of 2000 ants.
34 new queens Pheidole pallidula with larvae and workers.
1 colony of Aphaenogaster senilis.
1 colony of Messor structor with 27 workers.
1 Colony Tapinoma nigerrimun 3000
1 colony of Tapinoma ambiguum 60 workers
1 Camponotus aethiops with 6 workers, 6 cocoons.
1 Linepithema humile 2 queens with 100 workers.
20 new queens of Tapinoma nigerrimum with her first workers.
9 queens of Tetramorium ruginode.
5 queens of Tetramorium caespitum
20 queens of Cataglyphis velox with cocoons.
4 dwarfed queens Tetramorium sp.
2 Plagiolepis pygmaea.
4 queens Lasius lasioides.
1 queen Lasius niger with cocoons.
1 colony of Myrmica rubra with (6 queens + workers)
2 colony of Myrmica rubra with (5 queens + workers)
1 colony of Myrmica scabrinodis with (6 queens + workers)
1 colony of Myrmica scabrinodis with (5 queens+ workers)
1 colony of Myrmica scabrinodis with (3 queens + workers)
ZWERVER: Borculo, The Netherlands
1 Lasius Niger
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Originally from (the 1st census is gone, so I'm linking the second):
p211.ezboard.com/fantfarm...2092.topic
The list only list people who have living ants. Some of this information is outdated because of no recent updates. Please update when needed. Use this list at your own risk.
AKA ARTANT (7/11/2005):
Camponotus chromaiodes 1 queen 20-30 workers
2 Formica slave maker sp 1 queen 5 workers /1 queen 15 Workers /2 slavers
Tetramorium caespitum 1 queen 300+ workers
unknown specie 1 ,1 queen 10 workers
unknown specie 2,1 queen
unknown specie 3, 1 queen
2 Myrmica sp 1queen,1worker/2 queens 1 worker
Camponotus noveboracensis 1 queen
Camponotus nearcticus 1 queen 1 worker
Formica fusca 1 queen
Crematogaster cerasi 3 queens/75-80 workers
Aphaenogaster 1 queen 150-200 workers
Aphaenogaster 1 queen 20 workers
Camponotus pennsylvanicus 3 queens
Camponotus herculeanus 3 queens
Ponera pennsylvanica queen unknown/10 workers
ANT MARTIN:
Messor barbarus
Lasius niger
ANT WORKER (7/28/2005):
Camponotus sp. 1 queen, ~100 workers
Camponotus sp. (ORANGE) 1 queen, 3 nantics, 2 cocoons and some small larva.
Dorymyrmex insanus queens, 75+ queens
Dorymyrmex insanus, 1 queen, 10 or so workers and some brood
Formica aserva colony, 1 queen, ~50 workers including slaves.
F. argentea, 2-3 queens, ~20 workers.
1 Small F. neorufibarbis colony, 2 queens, ~15 workers.
Black Formica queens ~20 misc, different species, some with pupae, larvae, eggs.
Formica 'fusca' (argued) 1 queen ~25 workers
Lasius neoniger, 5 queens, ~50 eggs, ~6 introduced Dorymyrmex pupae.
Lasius (Acanthomyops) Latipes, 1 queen, ~20 introduced L. neoniger workers.
L. (A) Latipes, 1 queen 5 L. neoniger workers.
L. (A) Latipes, 1 queen.
Lasius sp. 1 queen
M. minimum colony, ~1,000 workers, 2 queens. Many brood pieces.
M. minimum ~11 queens12 P. occidentalis queens none in set ups yet.
Myrmica sp. colony, 4-6 queens, ~50 workers.
Pheidole colony, 1 queen ~300 workers, a lot of brood.
Pheidole, 4 queens, eggs and M. minimum pupae.
P .occidentalis queen, with pupae and larva
P .occidentalis queen, with pupae and larva
P .occidentalis queen, with pupae and larva
P. occidentalis colony, 1 queen, ~30 callows from a wild nest.
S. molesta colony, 2 queens ~1,000 workers. Many Larvae.
S. molesta colony, 5 queens, ~100 workers. Some brood.
T. sessile colony, about 30 workers, ~30 brood, and 1 queen.
T. caespitum 3 Separate queens with eggs/larva. 2 are boosted with P. occidentalis pupae (not hatched and may not be accepted), 1 is boosted with M. minimum pupae. (Not hatched and may not be accepted)
ANTSRCOOL (7/18/2005):
11 tetramorium cespitum queens
2 lasius neoniger
ANTSSS: (Chicago, USA)
Solenopsis molesta
Lasius neoniger
ANTTPS52:
1 Lasius neoniger
1 Myrmica sp.
ANTS UKRAINETS
2 unidentified queen
ANTTPSS52:
1 Lasius neoniger
1 Myrmica sp.
ARMY ANT/ARMYANT87: (Singapore)
1 Pheidologeton diversus (50,000)
1 Pheidologeton sp. (some eggs)
Red Fire Ants
Carpenter ants
Argentine ants,
Crater ants,
Acromyremex octospinosis
Army Ants
BOUNTY:
Pheidole sp. 60 workers (3 major) 150 eggs
Prenolepis imparis (4 queens, + eggs)
Lasius alienus (2 queens + eggs)
Camponotus pennsylvanicus (2 queens)
2 Leptothorax ammbigus colonies (30 workers + 25 eggs)
2 Leptothorax duloticus colonies (50 workers + 50 eggs)
CALUFRESH:
Myrmecocstus mimicus
CAMPONOTUS: (2/17/2006)
Camponotus herculeanus
Crematogaster scutellaris
Formica sanguinea
Lasius niger
CHAZZBO77: (6/28/06)
2 T. caespitum queen w/ Eggs and Young larvae
1 C. pennsylvanicus queen with all brood stages
1 C. castaneus queen with all brood stages
1 Formica queen
CHRIS: (Sheffield, England)
Lasius niger
DAFREAK117: (Chicago, USA)
Solenopsis geminata
DARKANT5: (New York, USA)
Camponotus pennsylvanicus
THE DARKWUN:
Apaenogaster colony
Camponotus sp.
DAVID: (United Kingdom)
Lasius niger colony 10 + workers
Lasius niger (smaller colony)
DAVID1:
Lasius niger
Aphaenogaster sp. (Queen + 1 worker)
DOTREN: (Arkansas/California, USA)
Harvesters
Acromyrmex sp.
Camponotus
Formica
DR.ANT (Missouri, USA)
1. Formica nitidiventris from queen captured July 2000 in northwest Illinois. 150-200 workers.
2. F. nitidiventris incipient colony from a queen collected July 2001. 3. F. nitidiventris incipient colony from queen collected three weeks ago (20 July 2002). She already has 8 cocoons and a small pile of eggs, without supplementary food!
4. F. subsericea incipient colony from queen collected a few days after #3. Only eggs and small larvae accompany her.
5a and 5b. Two incipient colonies of Formica limata (?) from queens captured near Estes Park Colorado last July. (See at #2 above for numbers.)
6. F. pergandei with F. nitidiventris slaves. Incipient colony with 4 queens, about 20 F. pergandei workers, about 50 F. nitidiventris and about 10 F. incerta collected last September. F. incerta were killed off within a few weeks after capture. Little growth in this colony, as F. nitidiventris keep killing off new arrivals from F. nitidiventris pupae I've added to the colony, and kill some of the new F. pergandei workers as they emerge, too.
7. Camponotus pennsylvanicus colony from queen collected May 2001. About 25 workers, including the first medium-size worker which emerged last week.
8. C. chromaoides incipient colony from a queen collected May 2002. Two workers and a small amount of brood.
9. Tetramorium caespitum incipient colony from two queens collected in Longmont Colorado July 2001. One queen killed by the other when first workers emerged at the end of summer 2001. 25 or so small workers and a healthy pile of brood.
DR.BRADDOCK: (North East England)
2 Lasius Niger
FRANCOIS: (Netherlands)
Messor barbarus
Messor structor
Messor oerzeni
Camponotus vagus
Camponotus lateralis
Camponotus cruentatus
Camponotus pillicornis
Camponotus sanctus
Cataglyphis iberica
Cataglyphis hispanica
Cataglyphis nodus
Federico: (Italy)
Messor structor, 7/8 queens and about 30 workers
GREEN MULE: (England)
3 Lasius niger queens
1 Myrmica ruginodis
1 lasuis flavus queen
HEILO: (USA, Massachusetts)
1 Unknown Formica
HOLOMAD: (Moritz, Germany)
2 black queens ??
HULBS9NW (Sheffield, England; 8/4/2005):
1 Lasius Niger queen with 1 brood
HYMENOPTERA: (Texas, USA)
5 Solenopsis invicta
HYPOPONERA
1 colony of Monomorium minimum now has 12 workers and brood.
2 colonies of Leptothorax sp (possibly pergandei) 15 and 20 workers with large brood pile.
2 colonies of Formica sp or Dorymyrmex insanus each with 8-10 workers and brood.
1 colony of Camponotus vicinus with 3 workers and brood.
1 colony of Pogonomyrmex maricopa with large brood pile (started late July).
1 colony of Dorymyrmex bicolor with eggs.
1 colony of Pheidole sp with eggs.
1 colony of Myrmecocystus navajo with eggs.
JGOOGZ: (Washington, USA)
1 colony of Camponotus vicinus
JOACHIM: (Germany)
1 Camponotus sp. (North Africa, ~1000 workers, photographs here: www.ameisenforum.info/thr...eadid=1397 The yellow/black Camponotus)
1 Camponotus sp. (East Africa, ~100 workers, photographs here: www.ameisenforum.info/thr...eadid=2604 Its Camponotus sp. 1)
1 Pheidole sp. (East Africa, ~300 workers, 21 queens)
1 Cataglyphis sp. (North Africa, mixed colony, ~100 workers)
1 Lasius fuliginosus (~200 workers, mixed colony with Chthonolasius, 2 queens)
1 Myrmica rubra (~200 workers, 2 queens)
KUENE: (Switzerland)
2 lasius niger (700++each)
1 leptothorax nylanderi
MERKAVA128:
2 Camponotus castaneus
1 Pogonomyrmex badius
MESSOR:
M. barbarus (with 100 workers)
M. capitatus (with 100 workers)
METALLUCIFER (HOLLAND):
1 Formica Sanguinea
1 Camponotus Vagus
1 Messor Structor (polygyn colony with about 10 quuens)
METAPHANT:
Lasius niger colony
MIKE KUKLINSKI (Addison, Chicago, USA)
2 Camponotus pennsylvanicus
MOROSOPHOMYRMEX
2 Camponotus chromaiodes queens
C. pennsylvanicus
Aphaenogaster fulva colony
Leptothorax curvispinosus colonies (with Protomognathus americanus/L. duloticus queens
MRANT:
Camponotus pennsylvanicus
Formica nitidiventris
Formica Ulkei
Some unidentified queens
MRMACOPHYL (Southern California, USA)
Camponotus vicinus
Crematogaster larrae
Dorymyrmex bicolor
MYRM (UK)
Formica fusca (1 queen)
2 x Lasius niger (both with single queens)
1x Myrmica rubra (2 queens)
Myrmica ruginodis queen (1 queen)
1x Lasius flavus (1 queen)
1x Tapinoma erraticum (4 queens)
MYRMECOS1: (North California)
Formica transmontanis (large colony, now about 300 workers)
Pheidole hyatti (500+ workers, and growing at an insane rate)
Pseudomyrmex apache (150 workers)
Aphaenogaster occidentalis (40 workers)
Tetramorium caespitum (queen + 5 nanitics)
Camponotus semitestaceus (queen + brood)
Pogonomyrmex californicus (queen + eggs)
NANETTE:
1 C. pennsylvanicus Colony. [About 350-400 workers
Unknown number of queens, but at least 1. (These were found in hibernation and back in hibernation.]
NEFANDUS1: (United Kingdom)
Lasius niger
ORBORDE (Central Indiana, USA):
1 Unidentified queen
OUTSIDE_MINDED (Australia):
Iridomyrmex purpureus (2 queens 4 workers)
4 unknown new queens (no eggs yet)
POGO 408:
2 pogonomyrmex subdentatus queens both with eggs
REAKER:
Formica unidentified
4 queens
approx. 70 workers
approx. 200 eggs
approx. 20 pupa
approx. 50 larva of various stages
Formica unidentified (queen brighter in color)
1 queen
approx 40 workers
appros. 20 eggs
Pogonomyrmex unidentified
1 queen
approx. 120 workers
0 brood
Pheidole unidentified
3 queens
approx. 150 minor workers
approx. 20 major workers (the cool soldiers with huge heads)
Approx. 30 eggs
approx. 40 larva
Unidentified (small yellow/orange)
1 queen
60 workers
approx. 20-30 larva
approx. 50 eggs
2 pupa
Unidentified (small black; Cremotogaster?)
10 queens
approx. 250 workers
approx. 50 eggs
approx. 50 larva
1 queen
approx. 20 workers
approx. 35 eggs
RITZ:
Camponotus pennsylvanicus
Formica subsericea
SALP:
Leptothorax acervorum, queen + 50 workers
Formica lemani/fusca (haven't checked), no queen 10+ worker and some larvae and eggs
SCATH SIORRAI:
Messor Barbarus - 1 Queen, 18 Workers, 8 larvae, and 2 pupae
SLUGZ01010110001:
Pogonomyrmex californicus
XEREZSPAIN: (South of Spain)
2 Camponotus cruentatus
1 Colony Pheidole pallidula but of 2000 ants.
34 new queens Pheidole pallidula with larvae and workers.
1 colony of Aphaenogaster senilis.
1 colony of Messor structor with 27 workers.
1 Colony Tapinoma nigerrimun 3000
1 colony of Tapinoma ambiguum 60 workers
1 Camponotus aethiops with 6 workers, 6 cocoons.
1 Linepithema humile 2 queens with 100 workers.
20 new queens of Tapinoma nigerrimum with her first workers.
9 queens of Tetramorium ruginode.
5 queens of Tetramorium caespitum
20 queens of Cataglyphis velox with cocoons.
4 dwarfed queens Tetramorium sp.
2 Plagiolepis pygmaea.
4 queens Lasius lasioides.
1 queen Lasius niger with cocoons.
1 colony of Myrmica rubra with (6 queens + workers)
2 colony of Myrmica rubra with (5 queens + workers)
1 colony of Myrmica scabrinodis with (6 queens + workers)
1 colony of Myrmica scabrinodis with (5 queens+ workers)
1 colony of Myrmica scabrinodis with (3 queens + workers)
ZWERVER: Borculo, The Netherlands
1 Lasius Niger
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