Malo
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Post by Malo on Sept 13, 2020 19:43:29 GMT -8
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Post by templero on Sept 14, 2020 18:54:40 GMT -8
It certainly looks wasp-like, but I can't really tell you anything beyond that
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Post by kevinkk on Sept 15, 2020 8:02:08 GMT -8
I'll go on a limb and say it's not a wasp. Looks like maybe an ant or even a termite, perhaps a male respectively, in the states, I'd say
it was a stonefly or a sawfly.
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Malo
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Post by Malo on Sept 15, 2020 11:47:49 GMT -8
I'll go on a limb and say it's not a wasp. Looks like maybe an ant or even a termite, perhaps a male respectively, in the states, I'd say it was a stonefly or a sawfly. now that I looked into it, it looks a lot like a stonefly, even has the big pincers as well, thanks |
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Post by Malo on Sept 15, 2020 14:36:00 GMT -8
Found it on accident, it's definitely a Dorylus helvolus, a red driver ant
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Post by kevinkk on Sept 15, 2020 18:48:54 GMT -8
Found it on accident, it's definitely a Dorylus helvolus, a red driver ant There you go- glad you id it. We don't have those here in Oregon  Ants don't fly often, just for mating, so finding one is just chance. |
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Malo
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Post by Malo on Sept 16, 2020 11:49:38 GMT -8
Found it on accident, it's definitely a Dorylus helvolus, a red driver ant There you go- glad you id it. We don't have those here in Oregon Ants don't fly often, just for mating, so finding one is just chance. here as well actually, it's the first of that species I've ever found here, poor thing died sadly though. And thanks for the help btw, wouldn't have tried searching for it if it wasn't for this post |
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Post by gordonsnelling on Oct 1, 2020 15:18:34 GMT -8
If in Brazil it is not Dorylus, The ant in the image appears to be a male Labidus.
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Post by Malo on Oct 6, 2020 18:55:55 GMT -8
If in Brazil it is not Dorylus, The ant in the image appears to be a male Labidus. true then, they look really similar, but I'm glad it was possible to identify it |
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