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Last nuptial flights
Days old:
<= 2
2 - 3
3 - 7
7 - 15
15 - 365
>= 365
Formica subsericea (Wingless queen)Montréal, QC H9R 0A6, Canada
Atm. state:
Sunny
|
25.00ºC - 77.00ºF
|
Humidity:
75%
|
Wind:
Gentle
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Rain:
No
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Atm. pressure:
Medium
|
Lunar cycle:
First Quarter Moon
Notes: Just one little queen wandering around |
Unknown (Wingless queen)
Atm. state:
Overcast
|
19.00ºC - 66.20ºF
|
Humidity:
54%
|
Wind:
Light air
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Rain:
No
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Atm. pressure:
Low
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Lunar cycle:
First Quarter Moon
Notes: I have seen both wingless queens and males flying around the area |
Formica subsericea (Wingless queen)Saint-Laurent, QC H4R 3B3, Canada
Atm. state:
Cloudy
|
27.00ºC - 80.60ºF
|
Humidity:
72%
|
Wind:
Light
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Rain:
No
|
Atm. pressure:
Medium
|
Lunar cycle:
First Quarter Moon
Notes: I saw some in other places nearby like piles of leaf litter but they were too fast to catch because they are Formica ;) |
Tetramorium sp. (Wingless queen)34800 Aguilar de Campoo, Palencia, Spain
Atm. state:
Overcast
|
18.00ºC - 64.40ºF
|
Humidity:
81%
|
Wind:
Gentle
|
Rain:
No
|
Atm. pressure:
High
|
Lunar cycle:
First Quarter Moon
|
Lasius niger (Wingless queen)Fort Wayne, IN 46814, USA
Atm. state:
Cloudy
|
28.00ºC - 82.40ºF
|
Humidity:
49%
|
Wind:
Light air
|
Rain:
No
|
Atm. pressure:
Medium
|
Lunar cycle:
First Quarter Moon
Notes: Two Wingless Lasius Neoniger queens located in close proximity. A wingless Lasius Neoniger was also found nearby. Sorry for poor picture quality its the best I could capature. |
Lasius neoniger (Wingless queen)Fort Wayne, IN 46814, USA
Atm. state:
Cloudy
|
25.00ºC - 77.00ºF
|
Humidity:
70%
|
Wind:
Light
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Rain:
No
|
Atm. pressure:
High
|
Lunar cycle:
First Quarter Moon
Notes: Found nearby of two Lasius Niger queens. |
Lasius niger (Wingless queen)Bahnhofpl. 10a, 2543 Lengnau, Switzerland
Atm. state:
Sunny
|
28.00ºC - 82.40ºF
|
Humidity:
47%
|
Wind:
Light air
|
Rain:
No
|
Atm. pressure:
Medium
|
Lunar cycle:
Waxing Crescent Moon
Notes: High chance there was a Nuptial flight, went out at 7AM and didnt find anything, now almost 1PM i was out again and on the same route i saw around 6+ Lasius Niger Queens without Wings crawling around (still an ant beginner but they look extremely like lasius niger queens). |
Formica rufibarbis (Wingless queen)34880 Guardo, Palencia, Spain
Atm. state:
Sunny
|
22.00ºC - 71.60ºF
|
Humidity:
36%
|
Wind:
Calm
|
Rain:
No
|
Atm. pressure:
Medium
|
Lunar cycle:
New Moon
Notes: Reina sin alas buscando donde esconderse |
Tetramorium semilaeve (Wingless queen)28100 Alcobendas, Madrid, Spain
Atm. state:
Sunny
|
28.00ºC - 82.40ºF
|
Humidity:
23%
|
Wind:
Light air
|
Rain:
No
|
Atm. pressure:
Medium
|
Lunar cycle:
Waning Crescent Moon
|
Tetramorium immigrans (Wingless queen)Saint-Laurent, QC H4R, Canada
Atm. state:
Mostly clear
|
26.00ºC - 78.80ºF
|
Humidity:
58%
|
Wind:
Moderate
|
Rain:
No
|
Atm. pressure:
Medium
|
Lunar cycle:
Waning Crescent Moon
Notes: There was also a dead one and a bunch of carpenter ant majors harassing it |
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