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Species of the week: the black garden ant
To coincide with the launch of our flying ant survey, Christina Catlin-Groves from the Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust has written a guest blog with little-known facts about these well-known ants. Also known as the pavement ant, the black garden ant (Lasius niger) is the most common ant seen in towns and gardens. They nest almost anywhere, … Continue reading »
Categories: Royal Society of Biology, Species of the week
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Tags: ants, ecology, flying ant survey, nature, Society of Biology, wildlife, Wildlife Trusts
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