People like to call them Sugar ants. There are a variety of very small ants found throughout Florida. A good source for the most common pest ants in Florida is found here, http://flrec.ifas.ufl.edu/entomo/ants/Pest%20Ants%20of%20Fl/ These are the smaller ants on the list: Bicolored Trailing Ants Destructive Trailing Ants Ghost Ant Little Fire Ant Pharaoh's Ant Rover Ant
Fire ants are found in the Chihuahuan, Sonoran and Mojave Deserts.
Florida is numerous amounts of red (fire) ants
No. At this time the majority of fire ants are found in the Sun Belt states of the United States. From Southern California to Florida. Including all of the Southern States plus Maryland and Delaware.
Some common species of ants that can be found in pictures include carpenter ants, fire ants, and black garden ants.
I know they're in Florida for sure.
Common ant species in this region include carpenter ants, fire ants, and Argentine ants.
I live in Florida. Before I had Argentine ants (little black ants, bazillions of them) I had Fire ants. Fire ants are not very nice Ants since they bite and like to wait until several hundred of them are halfway up your pant leg so one of them can give the signal so they can all bite at the same time. I don't see any way of getting rid of these little guys, but I can say that since they showed up, the Fire Ants are GONE. The Argentine Ants are the Fire Ants enemy and did a fine job of wiping them out.
In some southern states, like Florida, there are what are called "fire ants." Their bites do cause pain as though one has been burned.
Yes. Some species of fire (red) ants are found in Illinois. However, the Red Imported Fire Ant has not yet reached Illinois.
Red fire ants are not native to Greece. They endemic the North American south. They may be found further north, but it is not common.
The most common types of insects found in Florida include mosquitoes, ants, termites, cockroaches, and lovebugs.