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01-07-2010, 04:50 PM
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| | | Ants getting very excited yesterday All the ant nests in between the paving stones near where I live were very active yesterday, as if they were about to swarm. I don't think they did, though (I didn't see any flying ants), and they are very quiet again today. I suppose they synchronise this activity using pheromones to communicate between nests in the same area.
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