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Asian Weaver Ants on a Branch Royalty Free Stock Photo
Asian Weaver Ants on a Branch Royalty Free Stock Photo
Close-up of Asian Weaver Ants moving across a lemon branch Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Close-up of an Asian Weaver Ant on a Ridge Guard flower bloom Royalty Free Stock Photo
Asian Weaver Ants Building Nests in Tropical Trees Royalty Free Stock Photo
Asian Weaver Ants Building Nests in Tropical Trees Royalty Free Stock Photo
Asian Weaver Ants on a Branch
Asian Weaver Ant (Oecophylla smaragdina) in the Philippines Royalty Free Stock Photo
Asian Weaver Ant (Oecophylla smaragdina) in the Philippines Royalty Free Stock Photo
Asian Weaver Ants Building Nests in Tropical Trees Royalty Free Stock Photo
Asian Weaver Ants Building Nests in Tropical Trees Royalty Free Stock Photo
Asian Weaver Ants Building Nests in Tropical Trees Royalty Free Stock Photo
Asian Weaver Ants Building Nests in Tropical Trees Royalty Free Stock Photo
Group of Asian tailor ants (Oecophylla smaragdina) carrying food Royalty Free Stock Photo
Asian weaver ants & x28;Oecophylla smaragdina& x29;, also known as green ants or green tree ants, on a branch. These arboreal ants are native to tropical Asia and Australia and are known for their distinctive nests built by weaving leaves together using larval silk. They are highly territorial and aggressively defend their colonies.


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