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Posted by: Fireside3 at Mon May 12 22:12:16 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Fireside3 ]  
   

What I saw most recently was a colony that I visited frequently, moving everything in the night to a new location, which did not exist the last time I was there. It was right on the path. During the hotter parts of summer, I hunt snakes and ants at night. The Pogos here are active on warm nights.

I talked to Gordon about the ones I found. Small and orange phase. I figure they were either P. texanus due to the very small colony size and construction of the entrance, or it was young workers and a young colony. Was going to send some to him, but forgot.
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