complex
Integra-group Field and Mound Ants
Formica integra
Children
- Western Thatching Ant native
- Western Mound Ant native
- Eastern Mound Ant native
- Northern Red Wood Ant native
- Formica propinqua native
- Formica prociliata native
- Isabelline Mound Ant native
- Hill Mound Ant native
- Formica subnitens native
- Pitted Mound Ant native
- Hairy Mound Ant presumed native
- Colorado Mound Ant presumed native
- Formica laeviceps
- Formica comata
Range
Greener is more native, amber more introduced; paler is less certain. How this was decided
Most observed native integra-group field and mound ants All
Native to the US, by observations.
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Western Thatching Ant
Formica obscuripes
7,684 observations
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Western Mound Ant
Formica integroides
610 observations
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Eastern Mound Ant
Formica integra
476 observations
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Northern Red Wood Ant
Formica obscuriventris
91 observations
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Formica propinqua
73 observations
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Formica prociliata
66 observations
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Isabelline Mound Ant
Formica ravida
64 observations
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Hill Mound Ant
Formica oreas
22 observations
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Formica subnitens
13 observations
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Pitted Mound Ant
Formica fossaceps
9 observations