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Here you will find brief details of the latest series of updates.

Considering keeping captive ants of your own? Not sure what to expect?  Not sure on what to do? Want some tips on how to look after your captive ants?  Then read all about my ant colonies here.  Each colony has it’s own journal.

Thank you for visiting our web site.  It is our intention to teach you the basics of myrmecology (the study of ants) whether you intend to keep captive ants of your own, or perhaps conducting a school project, or you just want to learn a little more about these fascinating creatures.  This web site concentrates mainly on the species of ant most commonly found in the British Isle, but most of the information here can be applied to many other species throughout the world.

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30 April 2008

Updated Temnothorax colony journal.

07 May 2008

Messor colony journal updated.

08 May 2008

All colony journals updated