Doleromyrma sp. (genus) at Casey, ACT

JonLewis wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi Hejor1, does the position of the drop pin for this sighting look pretty accurate to you? It looks like they were on the trunk of a tree - how big was the tree? A big old tree or a young one? I ask because I would like to make a collection of these ants to confirm their ID and any details which might help me find them would be helpful. Cheers, Jon

JonLewis wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi Hejor1, does the position of the drop pin for this sighting look pretty accurate to you? It looks like they were on the trunk of a tree - how big was the tree? A big old tree or a young one? I ask because I would like to make a collection of these ants to confirm their ID and any details which might help me find them would be helpful. Cheers, Jon

JonLewis wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi Hejor1, does the position of the drop pin for this sighting look pretty accurate to you? It looks like they were on the trunk of a tree - how big was the tree? A big old tree or a young one? I ask because I would like to make a collection of these ants to confirm their ID and any details which might help me find them would be helpful. Cheers, Jon

JonLewis wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi Hejor1, does the position of the drop pin for this sighting look pretty accurate to you? It looks like they were on the trunk of a tree - how big was the tree? A big old tree or a young one? I ask because I would like to make a collection of these ants to confirm their ID and any details which might help me find them would be helpful. Cheers, Jon

JonLewis wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi Hejor1, does the position of the drop pin for this sighting look pretty accurate to you? It looks like they were on the trunk of a tree - how big was the tree? A big old tree or a young one? I ask because I would like to make a collection of these ants to confirm their ID and any details which might help me find them would be helpful. Cheers, Jon

JonLewis wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi Hejor1, does the position of the drop pin for this sighting look pretty accurate to you? It looks like they were on the trunk of a tree - how big was the tree? A big old tree or a young one? I ask because I would like to make a collection of these ants to confirm their ID and any details which might help me find them would be helpful. Cheers, Jon

JonLewis wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi Hejor1, does the position of the drop pin for this sighting look pretty accurate to you? It looks like they were on the trunk of a tree - how big was the tree? A big old tree or a young one? I ask because I would like to make a collection of these ants to confirm their ID and any details which might help me find them would be helpful. Cheers, Jon

JonLewis wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi Hejor1, does the position of the drop pin for this sighting look pretty accurate to you? It looks like they were on the trunk of a tree - how big was the tree? A big old tree or a young one? I ask because I would like to make a collection of these ants to confirm their ID and any details which might help me find them would be helpful. Cheers, Jon

JonLewis wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi Hejor1, does the position of the drop pin for this sighting look pretty accurate to you? It looks like they were on the trunk of a tree - how big was the tree? A big old tree or a young one? I ask because I would like to make a collection of these ants to confirm their ID and any details which might help me find them would be helpful. Cheers, Jon

JonLewis wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi Hejor1, does the position of the drop pin for this sighting look pretty accurate to you? It looks like they were on the trunk of a tree - how big was the tree? A big old tree or a young one? I ask because I would like to make a collection of these ants to confirm their ID and any details which might help me find them would be helpful. Cheers, Jon

JonLewis wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi Hejor1, does the position of the drop pin for this sighting look pretty accurate to you? It looks like they were on the trunk of a tree - how big was the tree? A big old tree or a young one? I ask because I would like to make a collection of these ants to confirm their ID and any details which might help me find them would be helpful. Cheers, Jon

JonLewis wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi Hejor1, does the position of the drop pin for this sighting look pretty accurate to you? It looks like they were on the trunk of a tree - how big was the tree? A big old tree or a young one? I ask because I would like to make a collection of these ants to confirm their ID and any details which might help me find them would be helpful. Cheers, Jon

JonLewis wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi Hejor1, does the position of the drop pin for this sighting look pretty accurate to you? It looks like they were on the trunk of a tree - how big was the tree? A big old tree or a young one? I ask because I would like to make a collection of these ants to confirm their ID and any details which might help me find them would be helpful. Cheers, Jon

JonLewis wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi Hejor1, does the position of the drop pin for this sighting look pretty accurate to you? It looks like they were on the trunk of a tree - how big was the tree? A big old tree or a young one? I ask because I would like to make a collection of these ants to confirm their ID and any details which might help me find them would be helpful. Cheers, Jon

JonLewis wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi Hejor1, does the position of the drop pin for this sighting look pretty accurate to you? It looks like they were on the trunk of a tree - how big was the tree? A big old tree or a young one? I ask because I would like to make a collection of these ants to confirm their ID and any details which might help me find them would be helpful. Cheers, Jon

JonLewis wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi Hejor1, does the position of the drop pin for this sighting look pretty accurate to you? It looks like they were on the trunk of a tree - how big was the tree? A big old tree or a young one? I ask because I would like to make a collection of these ants to confirm their ID and any details which might help me find them would be helpful. Cheers, Jon

JonLewis wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi Hejor1, does the position of the drop pin for this sighting look pretty accurate to you? It looks like they were on the trunk of a tree - how big was the tree? A big old tree or a young one? I ask because I would like to make a collection of these ants to confirm their ID and any details which might help me find them would be helpful. Cheers, Jon

JonLewis wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi Hejor1, does the position of the drop pin for this sighting look pretty accurate to you? It looks like they were on the trunk of a tree - how big was the tree? A big old tree or a young one? I ask because I would like to make a collection of these ants to confirm their ID and any details which might help me find them would be helpful. Cheers, Jon

JonLewis wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi Hejor1, does the position of the drop pin for this sighting look pretty accurate to you? It looks like they were on the trunk of a tree - how big was the tree? A big old tree or a young one? I ask because I would like to make a collection of these ants to confirm their ID and any details which might help me find them would be helpful. Cheers, Jon

JonLewis wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi Hejor1, does the position of the drop pin for this sighting look pretty accurate to you? It looks like they were on the trunk of a tree - how big was the tree? A big old tree or a young one? I ask because I would like to make a collection of these ants to confirm their ID and any details which might help me find them would be helpful. Cheers, Jon

JonLewis wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi Hejor1, does the position of the drop pin for this sighting look pretty accurate to you? It looks like they were on the trunk of a tree - how big was the tree? A big old tree or a young one? I ask because I would like to make a collection of these ants to confirm their ID and any details which might help me find them would be helpful. Cheers, Jon

JonLewis wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi Hejor1, does the position of the drop pin for this sighting look pretty accurate to you? It looks like they were on the trunk of a tree - how big was the tree? A big old tree or a young one? I ask because I would like to make a collection of these ants to confirm their ID and any details which might help me find them would be helpful. Cheers, Jon

Hejor1 wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi @JonLewis the drop pin is correct, the default satellite view is out of date. Click "view larger map" you'll see a small cluster of eucalyptus trees in this spot. The trees were planted around 2013 (based on historic satellite views on google earth) but I've no idea what species. Smooth bark, less than 2m circumference, 3-5m tall.
The well fed ants were coming down the tree, I didn't look for a nest though.

Hejor1 wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi @JonLewis the drop pin is correct, the default satellite view is out of date. Click "view larger map" you'll see a small cluster of eucalyptus trees in this spot. The trees were planted around 2013 (based on historic satellite views on google earth) but I've no idea what species. Smooth bark, less than 2m circumference, 3-5m tall.
The well fed ants were coming down the tree, I didn't look for a nest though.

Hejor1 wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi @JonLewis the drop pin is correct, the default satellite view is out of date. Click "view larger map" you'll see a small cluster of eucalyptus trees in this spot. The trees were planted around 2013 (based on historic satellite views on google earth) but I've no idea what species. Smooth bark, less than 2m circumference, 3-5m tall.
The well fed ants were coming down the tree, I didn't look for a nest though.

Hejor1 wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi @JonLewis the drop pin is correct, the default satellite view is out of date. Click "view larger map" you'll see a small cluster of eucalyptus trees in this spot. The trees were planted around 2013 (based on historic satellite views on google earth) but I've no idea what species. Smooth bark, less than 2m circumference, 3-5m tall.
The well fed ants were coming down the tree, I didn't look for a nest though.

Hejor1 wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi @JonLewis the drop pin is correct, the default satellite view is out of date. Click "view larger map" you'll see a small cluster of eucalyptus trees in this spot. The trees were planted around 2013 (based on historic satellite views on google earth) but I've no idea what species. Smooth bark, less than 2m circumference, 3-5m tall.
The well fed ants were coming down the tree, I didn't look for a nest though.

Hejor1 wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi @JonLewis the drop pin is correct, the default satellite view is out of date. Click "view larger map" you'll see a small cluster of eucalyptus trees in this spot. The trees were planted around 2013 (based on historic satellite views on google earth) but I've no idea what species. Smooth bark, less than 2m circumference, 3-5m tall.
The well fed ants were coming down the tree, I didn't look for a nest though.

Hejor1 wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi @JonLewis the drop pin is correct, the default satellite view is out of date. Click "view larger map" you'll see a small cluster of eucalyptus trees in this spot. The trees were planted around 2013 (based on historic satellite views on google earth) but I've no idea what species. Smooth bark, less than 2m circumference, 3-5m tall.
The well fed ants were coming down the tree, I didn't look for a nest though.

Hejor1 wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi @JonLewis the drop pin is correct, the default satellite view is out of date. Click "view larger map" you'll see a small cluster of eucalyptus trees in this spot. The trees were planted around 2013 (based on historic satellite views on google earth) but I've no idea what species. Smooth bark, less than 2m circumference, 3-5m tall.
The well fed ants were coming down the tree, I didn't look for a nest though.

Hejor1 wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi @JonLewis the drop pin is correct, the default satellite view is out of date. Click "view larger map" you'll see a small cluster of eucalyptus trees in this spot. The trees were planted around 2013 (based on historic satellite views on google earth) but I've no idea what species. Smooth bark, less than 2m circumference, 3-5m tall.
The well fed ants were coming down the tree, I didn't look for a nest though.

Hejor1 wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi @JonLewis the drop pin is correct, the default satellite view is out of date. Click "view larger map" you'll see a small cluster of eucalyptus trees in this spot. The trees were planted around 2013 (based on historic satellite views on google earth) but I've no idea what species. Smooth bark, less than 2m circumference, 3-5m tall.
The well fed ants were coming down the tree, I didn't look for a nest though.

Hejor1 wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi @JonLewis the drop pin is correct, the default satellite view is out of date. Click "view larger map" you'll see a small cluster of eucalyptus trees in this spot. The trees were planted around 2013 (based on historic satellite views on google earth) but I've no idea what species. Smooth bark, less than 2m circumference, 3-5m tall.
The well fed ants were coming down the tree, I didn't look for a nest though.

Hejor1 wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi @JonLewis the drop pin is correct, the default satellite view is out of date. Click "view larger map" you'll see a small cluster of eucalyptus trees in this spot. The trees were planted around 2013 (based on historic satellite views on google earth) but I've no idea what species. Smooth bark, less than 2m circumference, 3-5m tall.
The well fed ants were coming down the tree, I didn't look for a nest though.

Hejor1 wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi @JonLewis the drop pin is correct, the default satellite view is out of date. Click "view larger map" you'll see a small cluster of eucalyptus trees in this spot. The trees were planted around 2013 (based on historic satellite views on google earth) but I've no idea what species. Smooth bark, less than 2m circumference, 3-5m tall.
The well fed ants were coming down the tree, I didn't look for a nest though.

Hejor1 wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi @JonLewis the drop pin is correct, the default satellite view is out of date. Click "view larger map" you'll see a small cluster of eucalyptus trees in this spot. The trees were planted around 2013 (based on historic satellite views on google earth) but I've no idea what species. Smooth bark, less than 2m circumference, 3-5m tall.
The well fed ants were coming down the tree, I didn't look for a nest though.

Hejor1 wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi @JonLewis the drop pin is correct, the default satellite view is out of date. Click "view larger map" you'll see a small cluster of eucalyptus trees in this spot. The trees were planted around 2013 (based on historic satellite views on google earth) but I've no idea what species. Smooth bark, less than 2m circumference, 3-5m tall.
The well fed ants were coming down the tree, I didn't look for a nest though.

Hejor1 wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi @JonLewis the drop pin is correct, the default satellite view is out of date. Click "view larger map" you'll see a small cluster of eucalyptus trees in this spot. The trees were planted around 2013 (based on historic satellite views on google earth) but I've no idea what species. Smooth bark, less than 2m circumference, 3-5m tall.
The well fed ants were coming down the tree, I didn't look for a nest though.

Hejor1 wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Hi @JonLewis the drop pin is correct, the default satellite view is out of date. Click "view larger map" you'll see a small cluster of eucalyptus trees in this spot. The trees were planted around 2013 (based on historic satellite views on google earth) but I've no idea what species. Smooth bark, less than 2m circumference, 3-5m tall.
The well fed ants were coming down the tree, I didn't look for a nest though.

JonLewis wrote:

13 Jan 2025