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This field guide covers more than 400 species of ants in Western Europe, and presents 150 of them in detail: description, distribution, possible confusion, habitat and biology.
Never has such a collection work been published in any form whatsoever. A complete introduction introduces the life and habits of ants. It provides a field identification key and a morphological identification key for workers.
Nearly 600 photos show these social insects close-up and in their habitat.
Rumsaïs Blatrix is a researcher at the CNRS where he studies the interactions between plants and ants in tropical environments.
Christophe Galkowski, a natural sciences professor, is a biology teacher in a high school in Gironde.
Claude Lebas is a teacher and member of OPIE (Office for the Protection of Insects and their Environment) since 1977.
Philippe Wegnez, a graduate of Water and Forests and nature guide, is president of the CEL (Circle of Liège Entomologists).