Black ants nest eggs in hi-res stock photography and images

Black ants tending eggs in nest, Lasius niger, in garden, Wales, UK Stock Photo

RMCW164J–Black ants tending eggs in nest, Lasius niger, in garden, Wales, UK

in the anthill moving ants the eggs Stock Photo

RFEHNRJ3–in the anthill moving ants the eggs

Ants nest with flying ants and eggs uncovered in garden, Wales, UK Stock Photo

RM2CJP684–Ants nest with flying ants and eggs uncovered in garden, Wales, UK

Ants colony in the rotten tree in forest Stock Photo

RFF4TFE0–Ants colony in the rotten tree in forest

ants in a disturbed nest sheltering eggs from sunlight Stock Photo

RFD9M7AM–ants in a disturbed nest sheltering eggs from sunlight

ants save eggs after the destruction of the anthill in the process of digging the beds, selective focus Stock Photo

RF2J4PYNC–ants save eggs after the destruction of the anthill in the process of digging the beds, selective focus

Black orange ant colonies on black brownish ground anthill with black holes, white eggs, dark crumbs, food, green and yellow leaves in an Italian garden during a summer sunny day Stock Photo

RFE9R2A8–Black orange ant colonies on black brownish ground anthill with black holes, white eggs, dark crumbs, food, green and yellow leaves in an Italian garden during a summer sunny day

Magpie standing on a fence post beside a field, with ants eggs in its beak having raided an ants nest. Stony Stratford Nature Reserve, Milton Keynes, Stock Photo

RF2WHE355–Magpie standing on a fence post beside a field, with ants eggs in its beak having raided an ants nest. Stony Stratford Nature Reserve, Milton Keynes,

RFBJ1EBD–Team of ants with eggs

Close up of anthill in a spring forest, the ants are moving in an anthill., carrying small pieces of leafs for their nest of a red colony of ants Stock Photo

RFMHP8HM–Close up of anthill in a spring forest, the ants are moving in an anthill., carrying small pieces of leafs for their nest of a red colony of ants

Group of black ants moving their eggs, insect animal wildlife Stock Photo

RF2R448TR–Group of black ants moving their eggs, insect animal wildlife

Photos of Eggs of Big Black Ants (Camponotus compressus) in soil on ground below rock Stock Photo

RF2C7N7R6–Photos of Eggs of Big Black Ants (Camponotus compressus) in soil on ground below rock

Red ants tend their eggs in macro close up Stock Photo

RFG2NP4B–Red ants tend their eggs in macro close up

Ants messor structor in a formicaria close up Stock Photo

RF2DD6T9A–Ants messor structor in a formicaria close up

Eurasian Wryneck / Wendehals ( Jynx torquilla ) perched in front of its nesting hole in a tree trunk. Stock Photo

RMFWAN4K–Eurasian Wryneck / Wendehals ( Jynx torquilla ) perched in front of its nesting hole in a tree trunk.

Black garden ant, Lasius niger, on the ground surface in the vegetable garden. Stock Photo

RF2WEY795–Black garden ant, Lasius niger, on the ground surface in the vegetable garden.

RM2G7E58Y–Black Ants. Lasius niger

Pileated woodpecker in Arlington, Virginia USA. 6 May 2024. Stock Photo

RF2X55GG5–Pileated woodpecker in Arlington, Virginia USA. 6 May 2024.

ground ants frantically carry eggs in dug-up burrows Stock Photo

RFK2JHE8–ground ants frantically carry eggs in dug-up burrows

Black ants nest and eggs in a garden compost heap Stock Photo

RFAD4HRH–Black ants nest and eggs in a garden compost heap

RFEHNRJE–in the anthill moving ants the eggs

Ants nest with flying ants uncovered in garden, Wales, UK Stock Photo

RM2CJP866–Ants nest with flying ants uncovered in garden, Wales, UK

RF2M6AF0B–In the anthill moving ants the eggs

RMCW1644–Black ants tending eggs in nest, Lasius niger, in garden, Wales, UK

RFF4TG3Y–Ants colony in the rotten tree in forest

RFD9M7A9–ants in a disturbed nest sheltering eggs from sunlight

garden ants restoring their nest after excavation in the garden, selective focus Stock Photo

RF2J85DCC–garden ants restoring their nest after excavation in the garden, selective focus

RFE9R2BB–Black orange ant colonies on black brownish ground anthill with black holes, white eggs, dark crumbs, food, green and yellow leaves in an Italian garden during a summer sunny day

RFMHP8G8–Close up of anthill in a spring forest, the ants are moving in an anthill., carrying small pieces of leafs for their nest of a red colony of ants

RF2R448WW–Group of black ants moving their eggs, insect animal wildlife

Black garden ants in a nest trying to carry eggs and larvae Stock Photo

RF2YMPE9C–Black garden ants in a nest trying to carry eggs and larvae

RFG2NP4H–Red ants tend their eggs in macro close up

RF2DD6TG4–Ants messor structor in a formicaria close up

black garden ant Lasius niger emerging from nest climbing blades of grass leaves to take off on nuptial flight aided by workers Stock Photo

RMEYWE46–black garden ant Lasius niger emerging from nest climbing blades of grass leaves to take off on nuptial flight aided by workers

RF2WEY792–Black garden ant, Lasius niger, on the ground surface in the vegetable garden.

Picus is a genus of birds in the woodpecker family. These are large woodpeckers, typically with green upperparts. They are found in forests or more open woodland, and lay their white eggs in a tree hole nest, typically on a bed of wood chips. Picus woodpeckers are primarily insect eaters, with several species specialising in taking ants or termites. Some species will also consume fruit or eggs. Insects are captured by a rapid outward flick of the long tongue and gummed to its tip by sticky saliva. This genus is less completely arboreal than some other woodpecker groups, and its members often f Stock Photo

RF2DCBEMH–Picus is a genus of birds in the woodpecker family. These are large woodpeckers, typically with green upperparts. They are found in forests or more open woodland, and lay their white eggs in a tree hole nest, typically on a bed of wood chips. Picus woodpeckers are primarily insect eaters, with several species specialising in taking ants or termites. Some species will also consume fruit or eggs. Insects are captured by a rapid outward flick of the long tongue and gummed to its tip by sticky saliva. This genus is less completely arboreal than some other woodpecker groups, and its members often f

Black ants and their eggs have taken up residence in the hive. Macro world. Ants close-up. Insect life Stock Photo

RF2T1ADKX–Black ants and their eggs have taken up residence in the hive. Macro world. Ants close-up. Insect life

RFK2JHDN–ground ants frantically carry eggs in dug-up burrows

RFAD201P–Black ants nest and eggs in a garden compost heap

. The oist . Ants and Ospreys. June 20, 1914—While climbing up toan Ospreys nest in a dead pine onthe Tred Avon River, I found that apair of Red-Headed Woodpeckers hadmade several large cavities in the tree,about 20 feet from the ground and below the Fish-hawks nest. They hadraised a brood of five young in one ofthese holes, one of which 1 shot. Itsstomach contained black ants and awhitish grub. These woodpeckers evi-dently fed on the numerous ants aboutthe hawks nest. June 30—Collected a set of two Os-prey eggs. Noticed a pair of P^lickerspecking about a hole on a nearby limb.Upon examination Stock Photo

RM2CPHP9E–. The oist . Ants and Ospreys. June 20, 1914—While climbing up toan Ospreys nest in a dead pine onthe Tred Avon River, I found that apair of Red-Headed Woodpeckers hadmade several large cavities in the tree,about 20 feet from the ground and below the Fish-hawks nest. They hadraised a brood of five young in one ofthese holes, one of which 1 shot. Itsstomach contained black ants and awhitish grub. These woodpeckers evi-dently fed on the numerous ants aboutthe hawks nest. June 30—Collected a set of two Os-prey eggs. Noticed a pair of P^lickerspecking about a hole on a nearby limb.Upon examination

RFF4TFDW–Ants colony in the rotten tree in forest

RFD9M7BH–ants in a disturbed nest sheltering eggs from sunlight

RFMHP8HA–Close up of anthill in a spring forest, the ants are moving in an anthill., carrying small pieces of leafs for their nest of a red colony of ants

RFG2NP4A–Red ants tend their eggs in macro close up

RF2DD6TC0–Ants messor structor in a formicaria close up

RMEYWETH–black garden ant Lasius niger emerging from nest climbing blades of grass leaves to take off on nuptial flight aided by workers

RF2DCBEEN–Picus is a genus of birds in the woodpecker family. These are large woodpeckers, typically with green upperparts. They are found in forests or more open woodland, and lay their white eggs in a tree hole nest, typically on a bed of wood chips. Picus woodpeckers are primarily insect eaters, with several species specialising in taking ants or termites. Some species will also consume fruit or eggs. Insects are captured by a rapid outward flick of the long tongue and gummed to its tip by sticky saliva. This genus is less completely arboreal than some other woodpecker groups, and its members often f

RFF4TFDT–Ants colony in the rotten tree in forest

RFD9M7B4–ants in a disturbed nest sheltering eggs from sunlight

RFMHP8G7–Close up of anthill in a spring forest, the ants are moving in an anthill., carrying small pieces of leafs for their nest of a red colony of ants