...g. In New Mexico it is found in Sagebrush scrub and meadows up to the edge of forests (Mackay and Mackay 2002).
...e, silver, appressed pubescence. This species would be considered a member of the microgyna group if the posterior border was not concave. (Mackay and Ma
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...e made of thatching. The finished nest considerably influenced by the size of the object in which it was started but, when this is small, a dome shaped n
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...er and starts its colonies in the nests of host species, including members of the ''F. fusca'', ''F. pallidefulva'', ''F. neogagates'', ''F. microgyna'',
...ica podzolica]]'' as here. This picture was taken in the flower plantings of a garden nick-nack store. Note the male at the left. Ephraim, Door County,
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...and foraging is undertaken entirely by their slaves, which make up 70-90% of the colony (Apple, Lewandowski & Levine, 2014).
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...s and in Achaia it has been observed inside humid fir forest and in border of mountain meadows, pastures and fir forest (Borowiec & Salata, 2021).
...d bright red; gaster and ocellar region of head brownish black. Proportion of dark to red varies from north to south with some arctic samples having prop
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