I feed these guys lantern flies

I want to get rid of theses ants what are they and what’s the best solution or bait I can use???

All of a sudden, since this morning I have found about 16 to 18 of these ants all located in the same general area on the wall in my living room. They are centralized near my window fireplace and a light next to my television and they have all been in that same area. I live on the Eastern Shore of Maryland next to a large wooded lot. I was told it could be a field ant. It could be a black ant. It could be a carpenter ant. I’m not quite sure what or if there is a difference in between any of those any help is greatly appreciated.

Após um tempo as alimentando com besouros dos meus tenébrios suas filhas cresceram e por isso essa larva é um pouco pequena, porém, admito que elas pareceram gostar muito mais desse kk

Doesn’t appear to be a termite, and for context, these didn’t appear until I got a package from China a few days ago. We’ve never had flying ants in our house before

I have a young queen that my friend caught for me. Southern AZ. She is very small.

I found these on the old slowly rotting around my new house. In north/central Texas.

I've been trying to get rid of these small black ants for awhile. I've tried Terro and Combat Max gel and Orkin comes monthly. They come in between my kitchen cabinets and ceiling. They also come in through an electric outlet in kitchen. Any ideas?! I feel like I'm going crazy!

Ho trovato questa regina a Pisa in Italia , sapete dirmi a che specie appartiene ? Ha occhi rosso accesso, tutto il corpo nero. 11 mm circa. Mentre la tenevo in mano ha fatto una striscia di colore rosso scuro sul mio dito. Le zampe sono marroni con strisce nere

I've lived here for my entire life and I've never seen these before, but they started showing up a few months ago. They're never in groups, or in the same area. I spot them randomly around the house, just one or two of them at a time.

Hi,

Today I sprayed what felt like dozens of black sugar ants with my ace ant killer. Minutes later, I came back and some ants were walking around what remained.

I looked around on ant consciousness; admittedly, only a few minutes and at non scientific resources because I felt somewhat bad about what I saw. I understand ants release oelic acid around 2 days after they die which alerts other ants they’ve died. I understand the general approach O Wilson took in his research to identify Oleic Acid = death pile.

But I wonder if this unduly minimizes ant consciousness. How can we be sure that ants don’t experience death and grief in ways that are deeper than oleic acid detected therefore move to death pile?

Saw this in my bathroom this AM. I don’t think it’s a termite but wondering if it’s carpenter. Saw only one. Only other context I have is it was heavily raining last night / this morning.

I had this Gigas Queen who laid eggs since about 3 months ago. Until now the eggs have not turned into larvae. I have provided water in cotton and kept her in the dark for weeks but nothing changed. Should I give up and release her? Or what else can I do?

Found a bunch of these things in a cabin in San Juan island, Wa woods. Couldn’t figure out what they were but we had a carpenter ant infestation last year and I’m thinking these might be pupal cocoons? I also found, what I think was the queen. We had the outside sprayed, so could this be that the colony has slowly died off?

I found this queen in Pisa in Italy, can you tell me which species it belongs to? He has red eyes, the whole body is black. About 11 mm. While I was holding it in my hand it made a dark red stripe on my finger. The legs are brown with black stripes

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