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NEW on antbase.net in January 2010:
New Myrmicine pictures from the genus Strumigenys, determined by Barry Bolton and photographed by Daniela Magdalena Sorger at the Natural History Museum Vienna. Enjoy the first pictures of the Year!Strumigenys arrogantia
Strumigenys dyak
Strumigenys emmae gyne
Strumigenys emmae worker
Strumigenys gnathosphax
Strumigenys kraepelini
We continue with more pictures from Vienna, this time the genera Polyrhachis and Tetramorium. Enjoy the pictures!
Polyrhachis bicolor gyne
Polyrhachis bicolor worker
Polyrhachis olybria
Polyrhachis rufipes
Tetraponera attenuata
Tetraponera pilosa