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Post by Deleted on Oct 21, 2011 15:56:03 GMT 1
Okay so I was in my garden playing football when the ball landed on a large irt mound, I got the football and saw a few L. Niger workers. I bent down and put my hand on the mound when i took them off i saw that i had broken a nest entrance and had stuck my hand into a tunnel. I tried to help them by using a small twig to brush away tiny lumps of mud which were covering the tunnels but that made it worse by uncovering coccons and small white freshly hatched workers. Do you think they will be able to rebuild their home?
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Post by Myrm on Oct 21, 2011 16:10:37 GMT 1
Okay so I was in my garden playing football when the ball landed on a large irt mound, I got the football and saw a few L. Niger workers. I bent down and put my hand on the mound when i took them off i saw that i had broken a nest entrance and had stuck my hand into a tunnel. I tried to help them by using a small twig to brush away tiny lumps of mud which were covering the tunnels but that made it worse by uncovering coccons and small white freshly hatched workers. Do you think they will be able to rebuild their home? They certainly will. Look at it again tomorrow and you'll see them busily making repairs.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 9, 2012 23:42:06 GMT 1
If your really worried, you can always take the workers and brood into a jar of dirt. Once the colony repairs you could release them
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