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Last nuptial flights
Days old:
<= 2
2 - 3
3 - 7
7 - 15
15 - 365
>= 365
Crematogaster biroi (Nuptial flight)85C4+3P Tai Kok Tsui, Hong Kong
Atm. state:
Overcast
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27ºC - 80.6ºF
|
Humidity:
87%
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Wind:
Light
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Rain:
Medium
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Atm. pressure:
Low
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Lunar cycle:
Full Moon
Notes: I caught these ants at midday, the queens and males were all over the place, there are four queens which I am attempting to make into a polygynous colony.It is going OK right now. |
Camponotus irritans hongkongensis (Winged queen)8 Hoi Fai Rd, Tai Kok Tsui, Hong Kong
Atm. state:
Stormy
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27ºC - 80.6ºF
|
Humidity:
95%
|
Wind:
Gentle
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Rain:
Heavy
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Atm. pressure:
Low
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Lunar cycle:
Full Moon
Notes: Though I have caught these ants before, it is odd considering it was caught during a Red Rainstorm, and I haven’t seen any of these ants this year. |
Anoplolepis sp. (Nuptial flight)1 Austin Rd W, West Kowloon, Hong Kong
Atm. state:
Cloudy
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28ºC - 82.4ºF
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Humidity:
91%
|
Wind:
Gentle
|
Rain:
Medium
|
Atm. pressure:
Low
|
Lunar cycle:
Full Moon
Notes: Alate queen, caught at midday. |
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