Nuptial flight schedule

[Phasenp]

Hello!

I was reading on reddit.com/r/ants subreddit and I found this link. I am not sure how exact the information is depending on country/continent, but it's actually a really cool spreadsheet. Have a nice weekend everyone!

docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/1/d/1lu8ESy1BzPc8bHmTpWQ4qManbrWDZa6b0gGZTF2G3Y0/pubhtml

[Phasenp]

Lasius niger flying in Oslo tonight. No sign yet for the flavus, although their nest entrance has been busy lately.

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Is this on the side of earth with Australia, or is it in the USA and UK?
I would like to find a chart of Australian ants!
no Ochtellus Glaber 

[Wood~Ant]

Jan 31, 2016 0:35:12 GMT @scallywag05 said:

Is this on the side of earth with Australia, or is it in the USA and UK?
I would like to find a chart of Australian ants!
no Ochtellus Glaber 

While there may not be a specific chart to record mating flights of Australian ants, you may find this link of interest as it does show what a newly mated queen ant looks like both pre and post nuptial. Ant Nuptial Flights
Maybe you could ask at a local university or library if they have any info on your native ants?

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Jan 31, 2016 8:56:27 GMT Wood~Ant said:

Jan 31, 2016 0:35:12 GMT @scallywag05 said:

Is this on the side of earth with Australia, or is it in the USA and UK?
I would like to find a chart of Australian ants!
no Ochtellus Glaber 

While there may not be a specific chart to record mating flights of Australian ants, you may find this link of interest as it does show what a newly mated queen ant looks like both pre and post nuptial. Ant Nuptial Flights
Maybe you could ask at a local university or library if they have any info on your native ants?

Oh yes! I got a queen ant that means. Not the ant that you said was a large worker, wood~ant, but it is a new one I caught today. Ochtellus glaber are flying! Here is my new queen: