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Ants (Hymenoptera, Formicidae)

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Papyrius sp. (genus) (A Coconut Ant) at Pialligo, ACT - 26 Oct 2024 by Untidy

Papyrius sp. (genus)

Myrmecia sp., pilosula-group (Jack jumper) at Cantor Crescent Woodland, Higgins - 27 Mar 2024 by Untidy

Myrmecia sp., pilosula-group

Myrmecia piliventris (Golden tail bull ant) at Higgins Woodland - 29 Dec 2023 by Untidy

Myrmecia piliventris

Camponotus consobrinus (Banded sugar ant) at Higgins Woodland - 27 Nov 2023 by Untidy

Camponotus consobrinus

Pheidole sp. (genus) (Seed-harvesting ant) at Higgins Woodland - 25 Nov 2023 by Untidy

Pheidole sp. (genus)

Formicidae (family) (Unidentified ant) at Higgins Woodland - 25 Nov 2023 by Untidy

Formicidae (family)

Camponotus aeneopilosus (A Golden-tailed sugar ant) at Higgins, ACT - 13 May 2023 by Untidy

Camponotus aeneopilosus

Papyrius sp. (genus) (A Coconut Ant) at Pialligo, ACT - 26 Oct 2024 by Untidy
Myrmecia sp., pilosula-group (Jack jumper) at Cantor Crescent Woodland, Higgins - 27 Mar 2024 by Untidy
Myrmecia piliventris (Golden tail bull ant) at Higgins Woodland - 29 Dec 2023 by Untidy
Camponotus consobrinus (Banded sugar ant) at Higgins Woodland - 27 Nov 2023 by Untidy
Pheidole sp. (genus) (Seed-harvesting ant) at Higgins Woodland - 25 Nov 2023 by Untidy
Formicidae (family) (Unidentified ant) at Higgins Woodland - 25 Nov 2023 by Untidy
Camponotus aeneopilosus (A Golden-tailed sugar ant) at Higgins, ACT - 13 May 2023 by Untidy
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