Anting in The Land of Enchantment!

[@natureman494]

I love when ant queens have that termite queen look lol

[@Barney_25]

Dayuuummm that ant thicc

[@AntsCali]

Insanely physogastric queens have a satisfying look for some reason

[@bdantsalberta]

Lasius pallitarsis perhaps. Nice find

[@ArthropodAntics]

something like that, could also be L. sitiens I think.

[@bdantsalberta]

@@ArthropodAntics For sure, yeah

[@MinigunL5]

Now find Pheidole rhea in New Mexico

[@paulgrady7531]

good luck!

[@flashketchum368]

Awesome video! Should have taken me along I’m right down the road!

[@letsgrinditout9611]

I also found a Lasius Queen that Physogastric and It was soooo hard to not collect her haha

[@bak2b.k]

that one ant was real active

[@AntsCzech]

Well, Palearctic and Saharo-Arabian have Cataglyphis, which is basically a polymorphic and faster xerothermophilous Formica XD

[@AntsCzech]

Have you been to the Trinity site as well? XD

[@samrockwallgunship]

Whats that fat ghaster called, like phesorghaster or sumthing, thats cool tho

[@AntsCzech]

physogastric, due to enormous enlargement of ovaries

[@samrockwallgunship]

@@AntsCzech i knew it was sumthing like that thx

[@KingBeatlejuice]

What part of nm where you in