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JonLewis
wrote:
2 Oct 2025
Likely Crematogaster, but can't quite see them well enough.
Formicidae (family)
MichaelMulvaney
wrote:
2 Oct 2025
Thanks Barbara
This is probably another indicator that Gang-gangs are nesting close by. At this time of year we find that pairs that successfully bred last season return with the youngsters to the same vicinity that they bred in. The youngsters will soon be encouraged to go on their own and are likely to join a "teenage" gang, until they pair up. Fingers crossed that this is the year that a nest is located at Mittagong
This is probably another indicator that Gang-gangs are nesting close by. At this time of year we find that pairs that successfully bred last season return with the youngsters to the same vicinity that they bred in. The youngsters will soon be encouraged to go on their own and are likely to join a "teenage" gang, until they pair up. Fingers crossed that this is the year that a nest is located at Mittagong
Callocephalon fimbriatum
MichaelMulvaney
wrote:
2 Oct 2025
Thanks Barbara
This is probably another indicator that Gang-gangs are nesting close by. At this time of year we find that pairs that successfully bred last season return with the youngsters to the same vicinity that they bred in. The youngsters will soon be encouraged to go on their own and are likely to join a "teenage" gang, until they pair up. Fingers crossed that this is the year that a nest is located at Mittagong
This is probably another indicator that Gang-gangs are nesting close by. At this time of year we find that pairs that successfully bred last season return with the youngsters to the same vicinity that they bred in. The youngsters will soon be encouraged to go on their own and are likely to join a "teenage" gang, until they pair up. Fingers crossed that this is the year that a nest is located at Mittagong
Callocephalon fimbriatum
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