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23. Small imported fire ant colony appearing several weeks to months following a mated queenbeginning to develop a colony. Photo by Bart Drees.
24. Six-inch diameter ant mound in lawn. Photo by Bart Drees.
25. Profile diagram of imported fire ant mound. Texas Cooperative Extension file photo.
26. Red imported fire ant mound. Photo by S.B. Vinson.
27. Red imported fire ant mound, cut-away Photo by Bart Drees.
28. Tall red imported fire ant mound. Texas Cooperative Extension file photo.
29. Red imported fire ant mound in flower bed. Photo by Bart Drees.
30. Red imported fire ant mound in sidewalk crack. Photo by Bart Drees.
31. Red imported fire ant mound next to sidewalk. Photo by Bart Drees.
32. Red imported fire ant mound next to tree trunk. Photo by Bart Drees.
33. Red imported fire ant mound at base of mail box support pole. Photo by L. Adams.
34. Red imported fire ant mounds in front lawn. Photo by Bart Drees.
35. Red imported fire ant mounds in pasture. Photo by Bart Drees.
36. Red imported fire ant mounds in pasture. Photo by Bart Drees.
37. Red imported fire ant mounds in pasture. Photo by Bart Drees.
38. Red imported fire ant mound in poor, compacted soil. Photo by Bart Drees.
39. Multiple queen (polygyne)red imported fire ant mounds marked with field flags for research. Photo by Bart Drees.