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SmugMug > keywords > brood > A nest of the miniature predator Pyramica rostrata in an Illinois forest. Notice how the ants have enclosed their space by building a circular wall around the colony. Vermillion River Observatory, Illinois, USA
SmugMug > keywords > brood > Little Ochetellus ants are a common but often overlooked element of the Australian ant fauna. These workers tend to their larvae in the nest. Nhill, Victoria, Australia
SmugMug > keywords > brood > Camponotus ocreatus, with pupae Portal, Arizona, USA
SmugMug > keywords > brood > After mating, a young leafcutter ant queen sheds her wings. Acromyrmex versicolor. Tucson, Arizona, USA
SmugMug > keywords > brood > Cutting open the surprisingly soft flesh of an Acacia thorn reveals larvae and pupae of the Pseudomyrmex spinicola acacia ant. Chiriqui, Panama.
SmugMug > keywords > brood > Ants, like butterflies, have complete metamorphosis. They pass through egg, larva, and pupa stages prior to reaching adulthood. Pseudomyrmex gracilis. Archbold Biological Station, Florida, USA
BROOD photo
Photo by: JamieRPhotography • see photo in gallery
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