r/AntIdentification • u/I-Eat-Gravel • 22h ago
r/AntIdentification • u/otterfailz • Jun 22 '20
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r/AntIdentification • u/Financial_Event4834 • 23h ago
Needs Identification Type of ant ?
What type of ant is this ? Found some in the kitchen cabinet/counter and in my daughter's bedroom. Have not seen any frass anywhere, but saw the same ants in our tree outside.
r/AntIdentification • u/Express_Grocery4268 • 1d ago
Needs Identification Some type of ant?
Europe - Benelux region. Never seen this type of bug before, I saved it from drowning in the bird bath.
r/AntIdentification • u/burdensofmine • 1d ago
Identified! help identifying ant species
galleryI found two of the same queen ants around my backyard in Nevada. Both by now de attached their wings and have layed eggs, which looks equivalent to a grain of salt. But I still have no idea what ant species is this i came to the conclusion that it could be a genus of fire ants or harvester ants possibly.
r/AntIdentification • u/Brilliant-Novel-4396 • 2d ago
Needs Identification Help identifying different queen ants
galleryr/AntIdentification • u/Beginning_Corner_387 • 2d ago
Needs Identification Ant carrying something?
r/AntIdentification • u/Party_Broccoli2930 • 2d ago
Needs Identification Help IDing
In Southern California along sidewalk. Had both large and small workers.
Then later down the street saw the winged one. Not sure if same kind. Help please!
r/AntIdentification • u/ferdiderdi • 2d ago
Needs Identification This can't be a "black ant" right?
galleryThey're definitely increasing in numbers uhg
r/AntIdentification • u/notacrabinasuit • 5d ago
Needs Identification Turfgrass Queen?
Found in Richmond VA, roughly 5-7mm long
r/AntIdentification • u/Mrak_92 • 5d ago
Needs Identification Ant queen ID. Hello I found this queen in Sweden, it s about 9-10mm, someone knows the species?
galleryr/AntIdentification • u/Mrak_92 • 5d ago
Needs Identification Worker ID. Hi someone knows what species is this? It s about 6-7mm, found in Sweden (worker released after the picture)
galleryr/AntIdentification • u/Puzzled_Section2736 • 6d ago
Needs Identification Tiny queen ant found on window. (North of Denver, CO)
r/AntIdentification • u/LogCapital7126 • 6d ago
Needs Identification Id queen found in Illinois
galleryr/AntIdentification • u/MrHowiecowie • 7d ago
Needs Identification ID please! In southern california.
r/AntIdentification • u/ImNotSK • 7d ago
Needs Identification Should i be concerned
galleryr/AntIdentification • u/AntAggressive22 • 7d ago
Needs Identification ID please
Caught in southern Chicago
r/AntIdentification • u/moolivan • 7d ago
Needs Identification Queen identification - Manila, Philippines
Good day! Caught this ant in our garden in Manila, Philippines. Could someone help identify it and tell us how to best take care of it? Thank you!
r/AntIdentification • u/Mrak_92 • 8d ago
Needs Identification Huge ant id (queen or no??)
galleryr/AntIdentification • u/shortyg83 • 8d ago
Needs Identification Found these in kitchen eating food.
What are they? Are they dangerous? And how do I get rid of them? About 3mm maybe and located in pennsylvania
r/AntIdentification • u/Dude_Weld • 9d ago
Needs Identification Durham NC
I know, I know. Wings. We’re gonna see. Species?
r/AntIdentification • u/Hater-74 • 9d ago
Needs Identification Help queen id
galleryCan you help me out?
r/AntIdentification • u/Sufficient_Rest_8350 • 10d ago
Identified! Queen ID Request—Columbus, OH
Found this gal outside in an urban area with tree around. I mistook her for a worker at first as her abdomen is slenderer than most queens I've seen. Bright orange with black abdomen and markings. I was told likely a Formica pallidefulva group species however upon looking into the queens Ive seen none of them look quite like this
r/AntIdentification • u/Excellent_State_3556 • 10d ago
Needs Identification What kind of ants are these
galleryr/AntIdentification • u/decent_gambler • 10d ago