When do ants fly in Auckland?
New Zealand
19 ant species recorded within 50km of Auckland, New Zealand, which has a temperate oceanic climate, with mild, damp weather most of the year.
Sampled centre: -36.85°, 174.76° (species observed within a 50km radius, GBIF occurrence records, not a live forecast).
Grouped with: Manukau City, North Shore.
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Recorded flying in three windows: January through May, July, and September through December.
Combined window across every species recorded here.
Auckland has a temperate oceanic climate, with mild, damp weather most of the year.
Species recorded here
Argentine ants (Linepithema humile)Recorded flying in two windows: January and November through December.
Big-headed ants (Pheidole megacephala)Recorded flying in February.
Bull ants (Myrmecia brevinoda)Recorded flying in March.
Crazy ants (Nylanderia braueri)Recorded flying in two windows: January through March and December.
Crazy ants (Nylanderia tasmaniensis)Recorded flying in two windows: January through March and December.
Doleromyrma ants (Doleromyrma darwiniana)Recorded flying in two windows: January through February and December.
Heteroponera ants (Heteroponera brounii)Recorded flying from February through April.
Huberia ants (Huberia brounii)Recorded flying from February through April.
Huberia ants (Huberia striata)Recorded flying from February through April.
Mayriella ants (Mayriella abstinens)Recorded flying in two windows: January through February and December.
Meat ants (Iridomyrmex rufoniger)Recorded flying from September through December.
Meat ants (Iridomyrmex suchieri)Recorded flying from September through December.
Monomorium ants (Monomorium antarcticum)Recorded flying in two windows: January through March and December.
Ponera ants (Ponera leae)Recorded flying from February through April.
Prolasius ants (Prolasius advenus)Recorded flying from March through May.
Sharp-jawed ants (Orectognathus antennatus)Recorded flying from February through April.