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Dolly Ant - Dolichoderus sp.

Subfamily Dolichoderinae

Body length 10mm  
 
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Dolly Ants often found tending honeydew-secreting insects. Workers often forage in columns on the ground or on low vegetation and trees. 
 
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Reference and Link:
1. Dolichoderus spp. - Australian Insect Common Names, CSIRO, 2005.
2. Dolichoderus - myrmecos.net, 2005.
3. Genus Dolichoderus - Australian Ants Online - S.O. Shattuck and N.J. Barnett, CSIRO 2001 

 
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Last updated: September 29, 2006.