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maxfly: Very interesting small black ant (european central-south?) (26. Jun 2009 11:12)

Unfortunately actually i have no photo, I have found this queen last year and now I have very massive colony with 200-300 workers, and huge brood and cocoons...

I have search but i have not find anything, the workers are the dimension very similar to themnbotorax just bit more big, but are black and it seems like a supersmaller lasius niger, the queen is 5-6mm and strange thing is lightbrown and not similar to lasius queens is like themno but with more long gaster..., larvas made cocoons... are not frenetic ants, the move agressive but slowly.


any ideas?


thanks

M.

Eretikas: Re: Very interesting small black ant (european central-south?) (26. Jun 2009 11:18)

I think it would be better if you place here a foto of whem..

maxfly: Re: Very interesting small black ant (european central-south?) (26. Jun 2009 12:45)

I know but actually I have not a camera that can make good photo...u know good macro camera at good price? :)

maxfly: Re: Very interesting small black ant (european central-south?) (27. Jun 2009 17:14)

This my ants.... its Plagiolepis pygmaea ?

Eretikas: Re: Very interesting small black ant (european central-south?) (27. Jun 2009 17:51)

Well i have never seen these ant :) But from picture i agree its Plagiolepis pygmaea.