Polyergus lucidus Formica incerta Wiki
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Description: English: Polyergus lucidus, the most abundant species of the genus in eastern North America, returning from a raid on Formica incerta, the unique host species of this slave-maker ant. Two of the brownish F. incerta host workers are visible to the right of the nest entrance. Date: 20 July 2009, 17:52:48. Source: Own work. Author: James C. Trager.
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