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Mandibularis-group Bull Ants (Complex Myrmecia mandibularis)Observer
reiasai97
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Inchman Ant (Myrmecia forficata)Observer
eddiegallDescription
Large female mating with smaller males.
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Gulosa-group Bull Ants (Complex Myrmecia gulosa)Observer
benkurek__Description
Carrying another myrmecia that appears to be infected by a fungus
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Genus LioponeraObserver
nmainDescription
The Lioponera seemed to be moving into a nest of a Mesostruma turneri colony. I don't think they were raiding, as the Lioponera only moved their brood in and never took any Mesostruma brood out. Alates and a dealate moved in also. Neither species seemed aggressive, mostly just ignored each other. Strange!
In the L. turneri group, very close to L. larvata.
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Gulosa-group Bull Ants (Complex Myrmecia gulosa)Observer
andrew_allenDescription
I think these are Myrmecia forceps, but I have no idea what they're doing!!
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Urens-group Bull Ants (Complex Myrmecia urens)Observer
marknewtonDescription
**Single row of teeth on mandible, no accessory tooth.
**Genal furrow absent
**Size 9mm
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Pilosula-group Bull Ants (Complex Myrmecia pilosula)Observer
marknewtonDescription
Dealate queen
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Gulosa-group Bull Ants (Complex Myrmecia gulosa)Observer
gibbergavinDescription
body length 20 mm
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Carpenter Ants, Typical Sugar Ants and Allies (Genus Camponotus)Observer
dillant
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Gulosa-group Bull Ants (Complex Myrmecia gulosa)Observer
laufamilyDescription
Large ant, in excess of 20mm long
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Pilosula-group Bull Ants (Complex Myrmecia pilosula)Observer
ravine_Description
Undescribed. D'estrees bay observation of same species https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/191331482
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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
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
gibbergavinDescription
body length 7 mm
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Pilosula-group Bull Ants (Complex Myrmecia pilosula)Observer
ravine_Description
Around 18mm
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Gulosa-group Bull Ants (Complex Myrmecia gulosa)Observer
tom-nataDescription
Myrmecia forficata?
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Genus StigmacrosObserver
gelkiuDescription
Stigmacros? Found around a trail of https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/187735768
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Pilosula-group Bull Ants (Complex Myrmecia pilosula)Observer
ravine_Description
More undescribed Kangaroo Island Myrmecia sp.
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Genus CarmentinaObserver
rattyexploresDescription
I really want to identify this one! It's so bizarre.
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Carpenter Ants, Typical Sugar Ants and Allies (Genus Camponotus)Observer
martinlagerweyDescription
Found on Acacia with this mimetic beetle https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/182175902
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Myrmecia nobilisObserver
gelkiuDescription
Three individuals seen outside of nest. Two came out to defend it while the other one was out foraging.
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Mandibularis-group Bull Ants (Complex Myrmecia mandibularis)Observer
peter_yeeles
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Collared Ants (Genus Aphaenogaster)Observer
helenschofieldDescription
Ant nest, elevated entrance
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Gulosa-group Bull Ants (Complex Myrmecia gulosa)Observer
gelkiuDescription
Dark sp. 17?
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Myrmecia harderiObserver
gelkiuDescription
After 1 year on INaturalist, I finally found one of my favourite species!
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Gulosa-group Bull Ants (Complex Myrmecia gulosa)Observer
ethmostigmusDescription
Abnormally yellow ant, all other ants from the same nest looked normal (see this observation and this observation for examples of other workers from the same nest). Third image shows nest entrance
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Subgenus MyrmophymaObserver
ellurasanctuaryDescription
~7mm long. Minor Worker
It's not Camponotus aeneopilosus ssp. flavidopubescens (looks wrong & they aren't in SA), so must be the other sub-species.
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mattcampbellausDescription
Well in excess of 1000 individuals at the light. The ground was covered in them.
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Australian Baillon's Crake (Zapornia pusilla ssp. palustris)Observer
ianmelbourne
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Gulosa-group Bull Ants (Complex Myrmecia gulosa)Observer
malcornDescription
Large, high nests but ants rarely seen.
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Gulosa-group Bull Ants (Complex Myrmecia gulosa)Observer
nomadcamDescription
Approx 18mm in length.
