RMPFNXDJ–This Dutch text discusses the Asclepiadaceae family of plants and their seed distribution, which primarily occurs via ants such as Temnothorax caespitum. It mentions the plant’s prevalence in forests across Europe, especially in Central and Southern Europe, and suggests that it is often found as a naturalized ornamental species in the Netherlands.
RMBBRF5E–The colourful Toco Toucan and his huge and bright colour beak as seen in the park
RM2X4JW71–Acorn Ant (Temnothorax schaumii)
RF2GH9JP5–Temnothorax worker drink sugar water from a plant
RF3E56NBH–Temnothorax ant carrying egg larvae on the ground
RM2YWK4G9–(Temnothorax obturator)
RMBBRF4X–The colourful Toco Toucan and his huge and bright colour beak as seen in the park
RM2X3B005–Acorn Ant (Temnothorax longispinosus)
RF2GH9JCK–Temnothorax queen drink sugar water from a plant
RF3E56NBG–Temnothorax ant colony carrying egg larvae on the ground
RM2XJ1607–(Temnothorax caguatan) Insecta
RMBBRF4K–The colourful Toco Toucan and his huge and bright colour beak as seen in the park
RM2X7A47G–Acorn Ant (Temnothorax curvispinosus)
RF2GH9JM3–Temnothorax worker drink sugar water from a plant
RM2YK7478–Acorn Ants and Allies (Temnothorax)
RMBBRF59–The colourful Toco Toucan and his huge and bright colour beak as seen in the park
RM2X28FTM–Acorn Ant (Temnothorax schaumii)
RF2GH9JE3–Temnothorax queen drink sugar water from a plant
RM2YK7H7P–Acorn Ants and Allies (Temnothorax)
RMBBRF52–The colourful Toco Toucan and his huge and bright colour beak as seen in the park.
RM2X7A475–Acorn Ant (Temnothorax longispinosus)
RM2XJ19KW–(Temnothorax caguatan) Insecta
RM2REKRGN–An Acorn Ant (Temnothorax curvispinosus) worker carries another in its mandible.
RM2S1J6EC–(Temnothorax continentalis)
RM3BCMX3A–An Acorn Ant (Temnothorax longispinosus) worker relocates a larva near its nest.
RM2YNN5J6–Acorn Ants and Allies (Temnothorax)
RM2X57X14–An Acorn Ant (Temnothorax longispinosus) worker relocates a larva near its nest.
RM2YGWE15–(Temnothorax nylanderi)
RM3BKEM72–A Schaum's Acorn Ant (Temnothorax schaumii) worker relocates eggs from its colony.
RM2YWM0KB–(Temnothorax obturator)
RM2X3GMMB–An Acorn Ant (Temnothorax longispinosus) A worker carries another worker, likely as part of moving the colony to a new location.
RM2S1JM58–(Temnothorax continentalis)
RM2R1WNWG–Acorn Ant (Temnothorax emmae)
RM2S1J8DT–(Temnothorax continentalis)
RM2YT33X1–Acorn Ant (Temnothorax caryaluteus)
RM2YWKNR5–(Temnothorax obturator)
RM2X7A47H–Acorn Ant (Temnothorax curvispinosus)
RM2YGXCK8–(Temnothorax nylanderi)
RM2X3GMMC–An Acorn Ant (Temnothorax longispinosus) A worker carries another worker, likely as part of moving the colony to a new location.
RM2YYJ7N9–(Temnothorax nylanderi)
RM3BCMX33–Acorn Ant (Temnothorax longispinosus)
RM2XJ0W57–(Temnothorax caguatan) Insecta
RM3BCMX3F–An Acorn Ant (Temnothorax longispinosus) worker relocates a larva near its nest.
RM2YGX7AR–(Temnothorax nylanderi)
RM2JRR9NT–Acorn Ant (Temnothorax obturator)
RM2YWJHA4–(Temnothorax obturator)
RM2D5HG07–Acorn Ant (Temnothorax curvispinosus) female alate
RM2S1HFF5–(Temnothorax nylanderi)
RM2X1JPG3–Two Acorn Ants (Temnothorax schaumii) move across the bark of a tree.
RM2S0G9N1–Acorn Ants and Allies (Temnothorax)
RM2D5HFYW–Acorn Ant (Temnothorax curvispinosus) dealate queen
RM2YPP6YN–Acorn Ants and Allies (Temnothorax)
RM2XE3X4C–Acorn Ant (Temnothorax longispinosus)
RM2S4XY49–Acorn Ants and Allies (Temnothorax)
RM2JRRAKT–Acorn Ant (Temnothorax curvispinosus)
RM2BF5FYF–Leptothorax Temnothorax delaparti. 28 Dec 20163
RM2X3GMM9–An Acorn Ant (Temnothorax longispinosus) A worker carries another worker, likely as part of moving the colony to a new location.
RM2XP33D0–(Temnothorax unifasciatus) Insecta
RM2YT33TX–Acorn Ant (Temnothorax caryaluteus)
RM2S1HT09–(Temnothorax continentalis)
RM2R2A9WA–Acorn Ant (Temnothorax schaumii)
RM2YFC6BT–Acorn Ants and Allies (Temnothorax)
RM2JRRA4E–An Acorn Ant (Temnothorax misomoschus) forages on the side of a sabal palm (Sabal mexicana) tree.
RM2S1J8EX–(Temnothorax continentalis)
RM2R1WNWE–Acorn Ant (Temnothorax emmae)
RM2YP3N0H–(Temnothorax unifasciatus)
RM2JRRA5C–An Acorn Ant (Temnothorax misomoschus) forages on the side of a sabal palm (Sabal mexicana) tree.
RM2S1J9YM–(Temnothorax continentalis)
RM2JRR9MK–Acorn Ant (Temnothorax obturator)
RM2YGTFE8–(Temnothorax nylanderi)
RM2JRRA4N–An Acorn Ant (Temnothorax misomoschus) forages on the side of a sabal palm (Sabal mexicana) tree.
RM2YK9E16–Acorn Ants and Allies (Temnothorax)
RM2JRRAKN–Acorn Ant (Temnothorax curvispinosus)
RM2YNN588–Acorn Ants and Allies (Temnothorax)
RM2JRRA70–Acorn Ant (Temnothorax subditivus)
RM2XJ1JHW–(Temnothorax caguatan) Insecta
RM2JRRA6D–An Acorn Ant (Temnothorax misomoschus) forages on the side of a sabal palm (Sabal mexicana) tree.
RM2YK7PNM–Acorn Ants and Allies (Temnothorax)
RM2JRRA75–Acorn Ant (Temnothorax subditivus)
RM2YPT5CD–Acorn Ants and Allies (Temnothorax)
RM3BCMX32–Acorn Ant (Temnothorax curvispinosus)
RM2YK7644–Acorn Ants and Allies (Temnothorax)
RM3BCMX39–An Acorn Ant (Temnothorax longispinosus) worker relocates eggs near its nest.
RM2YP3NE4–(Temnothorax unifasciatus)
RM2AJMR86–A winged female Acorn Ant (Temnothorax longispinosus) explores the surface of a moss-covered decaying log.
RM2YP3PFG–(Temnothorax unifasciatus)
RM2JT6GR4–A female Temnothorax curvispinosus alate in the process of shedding its wings, ostensibly to become a queen and start a new colony.
RM2YJKHA4–Acorn Ants and Allies (Temnothorax)
RM2X57X16–An Acorn Ant (Temnothorax longispinosus) worker carries the body of a slender springtail back to its nest.
RM2YM7JEY–Acorn Ants and Allies (Temnothorax)
RM2D5HFYP–Acorn Ant (Temnothorax curvispinosus) female alate