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The small creatures - Insects, Invertebrates and bugs

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The small creatures - Insects, Invertebrates and bugs

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01-20-2018, 06:58 PM

Credits to Ruth Spigelman‎.

Winged Bull ant, also known as Bulldog ant (Myrmecia sp.) 40mm length. These large, spectacular, alert ants have characteristic big eyes, long, slender mandibles and a potent venom-loaded sting.They have superior vision - this one was tracking me during the photo session from up to 1 metre away. Seen here against the glass of my kitchen door. I believe there are approximately 90 species of bull ants in this country....mid-coast New South Wales, Australia.

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