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Last nuptial flights
Days old:
<= 2
2 - 3
3 - 7
7 - 15
15 - 365
>= 365
Formica subsericea (Wingless queen)Fort Collins, CO 80525, USA
Atm. state:
Cloudy
|
20.00ºC - 68.00ºF
|
Humidity:
29%
|
Wind:
Moderate
|
Rain:
No
|
Atm. pressure:
Low
|
Lunar cycle:
Waning Gibbous Moon
Notes: Odd finding considering the high wind and mild temperatures |
Formica pallidefulva (Wingless queen)Parker, CO 80134, USA
Atm. state:
Sunny
|
27.00ºC - 80.60ºF
|
Humidity:
17%
|
Wind:
Light
|
Rain:
No
|
Atm. pressure:
Low
|
Lunar cycle:
New Moon
|
Tetramorium immigrans (Wingless queen)Grand Junction, CO 81504, USA
Atm. state:
Sunny
|
22.00ºC - 71.60ºF
|
Humidity:
39%
|
Wind:
Moderate
|
Rain:
No
|
Atm. pressure:
High
|
Lunar cycle:
Waning Gibbous Moon
Notes: A spot that has worked for me before. Around town I have found a few dead queens also. |
Myrmecocystus sp. (Wingless queen)Parker, CO 80134, USA
Atm. state:
Overcast
|
9.00ºC - 48.20ºF
|
Humidity:
92%
|
Wind:
Light
|
Rain:
Soft
|
Atm. pressure:
High
|
Lunar cycle:
New Moon
Notes: Melliger, I think? Single walking, wingless queen found |
Formica obscuripes (Nuptial flight)M75C+98 Aurora, CO, USA
Atm. state:
Sunny
|
15.00ºC - 59.00ºF
|
Humidity:
29%
|
Wind:
Light air
|
Rain:
No
|
Atm. pressure:
High
|
Lunar cycle:
Waxing Gibbous Moon
Notes: Multiple separate nest mounds in the area (within 150 meters of each other) two nest mounds showing male alates, one nest mound with congregating queen alates. |
Camponotus sp. (Prenuptial flight)Denver, CO 80224, USA
Atm. state:
Sunny
|
27.00ºC - 80.60ºF
|
Humidity:
15%
|
Wind:
Light air
|
Rain:
No
|
Atm. pressure:
Not set
|
Lunar cycle:
Waxing Crescent Moon
Notes: They’re getting ready to go in my backyard, and there’s at least a few hundred in this colony alone! |
Unknown (Nuptial flight)
Atm. state:
Sunny
|
21.00ºC - 69.80ºF
|
Humidity:
42%
|
Wind:
Calm
|
Rain:
No
|
Atm. pressure:
Low
|
Lunar cycle:
Waxing Gibbous Moon
Notes: Found about 20 black carpenter ants who decided my bedroom made the best swarming spot. Mix of males and winged queens. |
Camponotus descarpentriesi (Wingless queen)Centennial, CO 80112, USA
Atm. state:
Overcast
|
Not set
|
Humidity:
Not set
|
Wind:
Moderate
|
Rain:
No
|
Atm. pressure:
Low
|
Lunar cycle:
Last Quarter Moon
Notes: :D |
Pogonomyrmex occidentalis (Nuptial flight)Pueblo, CO 81001, USA
Atm. state:
Sunny
|
30.00ºC - 86.00ºF
|
Humidity:
30%
|
Wind:
Light air
|
Rain:
No
|
Atm. pressure:
Not set
|
Lunar cycle:
Waning Crescent Moon
Notes: Queens just barely flew. |
Tetramorium immigrans (Nuptial flight)Palo Alto, CA, USA
Atm. state:
Sunny
|
21.00ºC - 69.80ºF
|
Humidity:
59%
|
Wind:
Light
|
Rain:
No
|
Atm. pressure:
Not set
|
Lunar cycle:
Last Quarter Moon
|
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