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Ants of the North American Deserts

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Odontomachus clarus, the desert trap-jaw ant.

Portal, Arizona, USA

A trail of Pheidole rhea, North America's largest Pheidole species.

Tucson, Arizona, USA

Pheidole obtusospinosa, major worker

Arizona, USA

Pheidole tepicana

Arizona, USA

Pheidole xerophila is a common small seed harvester in the deserts of the American southwest. Here are major and minor workers along a foraging trail.

Mojave National Preserve, California, USA

Pheidole desertorum

Mojave National Preserve, California, USA

A harvester ant (Pogonomyrmex desertorum) wanders too close to a nest of little Forelius ants, who harrass the intruder until she leaves.

Tucson, Arizona, USA

Pogonomyrmex rugosus, harvester ant worker cutting grass seeds off the stalk.

Tucson, Arizona, USA

The desert sun sets over a nest of Pogonomyrmex barbatus harvester ants.

Sycamore Canyon, Arizona, USA

Odontomachus clarus, the desert trap-jaw ant.

Portal, Arizona, USA

Odontomachus clarus, the desert trap-jaw ant.

Portal, Arizona, USA

Odontomachus clarus, the desert trap-jaw ant.

Portal, Arizona, USA

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Keywords: white bugs nature insect insects hymenoptera formicidae trapjaw ants trapjaw ant ponerinae odontomachus odontomachus clarus red ant poneromorph desert trap jaw ant

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