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Carpenter Ants, Typical Sugar Ants and Allies (Genus Camponotus)Observer
wajon
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janetgrevilleaDescription
Solitary ant disturbed while I was gardening, hurried across the soil to find shelter.
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Camponotus suffususObserver
reinerDescription
solitary queen perhaps ready to start a new colony in spring
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Inch Ant (Myrmecia pyriformis)Observer
jjoyinatureDescription
It was ascending a tree. No others seen. I think this is the largest bull ant I’ve seen. It was 24mm long.
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Gulosa-group Bull Ants (Complex Myrmecia gulosa)Observer
sprevDescription
Ant & stink bug
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Gulosa-group Bull Ants (Complex Myrmecia gulosa)Observer
gibbergavinDescription
body length 20 mm
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Gulosa-group Bull Ants (Complex Myrmecia gulosa)Observer
gibbergavinDescription
body length 20 mm
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Myrmecia tridentataObserver
dustawayDescription
larger ant carrying locked-on friend
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Australian Red Bull Ant (Myrmecia simillima)Observer
valentyna_and_midgedoctor
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Bull Ants (Genus Myrmecia)Observer
tjealesDescription
Myrmecia sp
Identified as Myrmecia on Bowerbird by Kate Sandiford
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Bull Ants (Genus Myrmecia)Observer
kdunnartDescription
flying ant? Looks just like a sergeant ant with wings.
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Bull Ants (Genus Myrmecia)Observer
dhobernDescription
Interacting with a queen of Myrmecia nigriceps Mayr, 1862, Black Mountain, Canberra, ACT, 17 February 2009
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Bull Ants (Genus Myrmecia)Observer
wattlebirdDescription
your view on the ant in the middle, please
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Bull Ants (Genus Myrmecia)Observer
tleitchDescription
Writhing balls of winged ants were scattered on the ground over several square metres, with more flying through the air and gathering on the base of a single eucalypt trunk nearby. I'm not sure what was going on, but I have seen a cluster of males mobbing a female once before and that could have been occurring here on a much larger scale, only they were moving so much it was difficult to see if there were females amongst all the males.
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Bull Ants (Genus Myrmecia)Observer
babyfootDescription
Ours here are always red and black. They aggressively jump and chase you. Looks like black jumper ant excepting the colour, a virus? Always solitary
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Bull Ants (Genus Myrmecia)Observer
reinerDescription
small bullant ~10mm escaped into the leaf litter never to be seen again
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Bull Ants (Genus Myrmecia)Observer
nmainDescription
Undescribed. Last two pics showing habitat.
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Pilosula-group Bull Ants (Complex Myrmecia pilosula)Observer
marknewtonDescription
Dealate queen
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Pilosula-group Bull Ants (Complex Myrmecia pilosula)Observer
ravine_Description
Undescribed? 10-12mm. I have a video that better illustrates how these look/behave but am unsure how videos work on iNat. Unconfirmed sighting at Beyeria CP. They jump and look much like Myrmecia tepperi in their movement.
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Pilosula-group Bull Ants (Complex Myrmecia pilosula)Observer
ravine_Description
Not great photos. Undescribed KI Myrmecia also exists on Dudley Peninsular.
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Pilosula-group Bull Ants (Complex Myrmecia pilosula)Observer
ravine_Description
Around 18mm
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Pilosula-group Bull Ants (Complex Myrmecia pilosula)Observer
j-wilsonDescription
Undescribed? Queen.
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Carpenter Ants, Typical Sugar Ants and Allies (Genus Camponotus)Observer
light-up-gold
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Carpenter Ants, Typical Sugar Ants and Allies (Genus Camponotus)Observer
backyardeagle
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Carpenter Ants, Typical Sugar Ants and Allies (Genus Camponotus)Observer
law96
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Carpenter Ants, Typical Sugar Ants and Allies (Genus Camponotus)Observer
ryarg
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Carpenter Ants, Typical Sugar Ants and Allies (Genus Camponotus)Observer
crellow
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Carpenter Ants, Typical Sugar Ants and Allies (Genus Camponotus)Observer
francytee
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Pilosula-group Bull Ants (Complex Myrmecia pilosula)Observer
taxidermiedbaphomet
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Australian Red Bull Ant (Myrmecia simillima)Observer
reinerDescription
alate queen being removed from nest
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Pilosula-group Bull Ants (Complex Myrmecia pilosula)Observer
aussieantmanDescription
Unsure of sp. Callima & cf dispar seen in area, possibly varians also.
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Urens-group Bull Ants (Complex Myrmecia urens)Observer
scib123Description
Much smaller than the jumping ant maybe 1/2-2/3 and also jumps too
