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Last nuptial flights
Days old:
<= 2
2 - 3
3 - 7
7 - 15
15 - 365
>= 365
Lasius americanus (Nuptial flight)British Columbia, V8Z 6E5, Canada
Atm. state:
Mostly clear
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21ºC - 69.8ºF
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Humidity:
Not set
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Wind:
Light air
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Rain:
No
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Atm. pressure:
Not set
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Lunar cycle:
Full Moon
Notes: Caught while biking home, flew through a storm of them, had nothing to catch them with. When I got home one was still on my clothes, score. Non verificable due to lack of pictures. Lasius neoniger is not known to fly this early, while Lasius americanus is. |
Tetramorium immigrans (Nuptial flight)British Columbia, V8Z 6E5, Canada
Atm. state:
Mostly clear
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20ºC - 68ºF
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Humidity:
Not set
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Wind:
Light air
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Rain:
No
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Atm. pressure:
Not set
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Lunar cycle:
Full Moon
Notes: Caught two queens who had freshly discarded their wings, one had one still on at time of catching her. Non verificable due to lack of pictures. |
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