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control fire ants gallery

Submitted by Cindyc on May 22, 2019

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A young fire ant queen.
Fire ant workers carrying granules of bait.
Off-white, teardrop shaped fire ant larva.
A fire ant mound that has just become visible above the grass.
A man pours liquid from a pink watering can onto a fire ant mound.
Drawing of a fire ant mound being drenched.
An undisturbed fire ant mound with dry mound treatment sprinkled on the top.
Application of dry fire ant mound treatments to the top of the mound.
This drawing shows how underground forage tunnels radiate away from the mound and surface five to 25 feet away..
A fire ant at the entrance of a new mound.
Off-white, teardrop shaped fire ant larva.
Four brown and black fire ants.
Seven different fire ant carcasses varying in size.
White fire ant pupa.
Four brown and black fire ants.
Diagram of foraging tunnels in a mound; an arrow in top left points to the door of the mound.
A swarm of black ants with white wings leaves the mound.
A fire ant queen without wings.
A fire ant eats the carcass of a dead insect.
A fire ant hanging off of a bright green stem of a plant.
Over 50 fire ants cover a potato chip on the ground.
A fire ant mound sits in front of twigs and dead leaves.
Maze of fire ant tunnels that looks like a honeycomb.
A 26 inch tall fire ant mound with grass growing out of it.
A small foraging tunnel crosses a hard gravel road, exposing itself.
Fire ants surround a potato chip on the ground.
Drawing of a fire ant mound and its foraging tunnels being soaked by a pink liquid coming out of a watering can.
Several fire ants carrying a white object across dirt.
Several fire ants entering a building around an old door and bringing particles of soil inside.