http://formicidae.darkbb.com/species-identification-f24/-t1.htm Sat, 07 Feb 2009 11:59:40 GMT 10 http://i27.servimg.com/u/f27/11/05/08/07/bandea10.jpg http://formicidae.darkbb.com/species-identification-f24/-t1.htm http://formicidae.darkbb.com/species-identification-f24/specimens-to-identify-t59.htm kiko here

Please feel free to post the images here or comment them at the website. Help is needed, as I do not have an ID on them]]> Species Identification Sat, 07 Feb 2009 11:59:40 GMT http://formicidae.darkbb.com/species-identification-f24/specimens-to-identify-t59.htm#125 http://formicidae.darkbb.com/species-identification-f24/specimens-to-identify-t59.htm http://formicidae.darkbb.com/species-identification-f24/cool-picture-of-proceratium-chikasaw-t51.htm James C. Trager Proceratium chickasaw and think it worth sharing with, especially, the southeastern US readers of this forum. http://bugguide.net/node/view/212459/bgimage]]> Species Identification Fri, 15 Aug 2008 15:39:39 GMT http://formicidae.darkbb.com/species-identification-f24/cool-picture-of-proceratium-chikasaw-t51.htm#99 http://formicidae.darkbb.com/species-identification-f24/cool-picture-of-proceratium-chikasaw-t51.htm http://formicidae.darkbb.com/species-identification-f24/ants-of-costa-rica-and-japan-t45.htm Benoit Guenard I have traveled quite a lot during the last 3 months and took pictures of ants of Japan and Costa Rica. While I am still waiting to receive my specimens collected in Costa Rica, I already put online most of my pictures. If some of you are interested in discovering them, they are at this address: http://www4.ncsu.edu/~bsguenar/Index%20pictures.html There is some species that I could not figure out what they were but if some of you have a guess, please let me know. Also, I would like ... Species Identification Mon, 21 Jul 2008 13:26:55 GMT http://formicidae.darkbb.com/species-identification-f24/ants-of-costa-rica-and-japan-t45.htm#83 http://formicidae.darkbb.com/species-identification-f24/ants-of-costa-rica-and-japan-t45.htm http://formicidae.darkbb.com/species-identification-f24/identification-request-pseudomyrmex-t35.htm Benoit Guenard I took some pictures recently of this Pseudomyrmex species at the Museum of life and science in Durham, NC. The colony lives in association with an Acacia tree. Apparently originally, the tree (and the ant colony)comes from Florida. I would appreciate any help for the identification or what specific criteria I could use to identify them. Here are the link to the pictures: http://www4.ncsu.edu/~bsguenar/Pics%20Pseudomyrmex%20spA.html Species Identification Thu, 27 Mar 2008 15:06:13 GMT http://formicidae.darkbb.com/species-identification-f24/identification-request-pseudomyrmex-t35.htm#56 http://formicidae.darkbb.com/species-identification-f24/identification-request-pseudomyrmex-t35.htm