Formica
Formica For the plastic Formica�, see Formica (plastic). ? Formica Scientific classification

Formica rufa group
Formica rufa group The Formica rufa group is a sub-generic group within the genus Formica, first proposed by Wheeler. It contains the large, mound-building species of Formica commonly termed "wood ants". The British members of the Formica rufa group are as follows: Formica ...
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Narrow headed ant
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Talk:Narrow headed ant
Talk:Narrow headed ant "F. exsecta is placed in the Formica exsecta group within the genus and is closely related to Formica exsectoides, and American species whose colonies form ... vast networks." I can't tell. Is Formica exsectoides an American species, with "and" ...
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British ants
... wise more heathland-pigeonholed species, such as Formica fusca/lemani, Lasius mixtus/umbratus and L ... wood ants, typified by the southerly inclined Formica rufa, and the more northerly F. lugubris ... Channel Islands only Subfamily FORMICINÆ Tribe Formicini Formica aquilonia Yarrow Formica cunicularia Latr. Formica exsecta Nylander Formica fusca L. Formica ...
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List of locales in Britain where ant species have become locally extinct
... records exist. These are listed by species: Formica pratensis Holnest (Dale) Porlock (Dale) Exmouth (Dale ... Bloxworth in the early 1990s. Also see Formica pratensis . Formica exsecta Land's End (Isabell) Lyme Regis (Nevison ... Donisthorpe) Boat of Garten (Beare) Also see Formica exsecta. Formica sanguinea Westerham (Harwood) Brasted ( ...
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User talk:80.255/archive 1
... the fact that "the rare formicine ant Formica exsecta (the narrow-headed ant)" can possibly be ... overboard, but mention of and link to Formica exsecta (an article on which I have just ... Oct 2003 (UTC) You will notice the Formica rufibarbis and Tapinoma erraticum are now ...
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List of endangered species in the British Isles
... albula Insects Ants Black-backed meadow ant Formica pratensis (possibly extinct) Black bog ant Formica candida Narrow-headed ant Formica exsecta Bees Shrill carder bee Bombus sylvarum Beetles ...
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Rannoch Moor
... one of the few remaining habitats for Formica exsecta, the narrow-headed ant, although recent surveys ... have failed to produce any sign of Formica pratensis , which Donisthorpe recorded in the area ...
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User:Doops/NewForest
... ant species, including the narrow-headed ant, Formica exsecta, recorded there by Horace Donisthorpe. New Forest ...
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