@Hernandez Thanks for asking question on the ants. A little research on the web indicated that its the green tree ant and is commonly used as a way of pest control in cashew plantations. I have created separate spotting for that http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/376...
Very interesting, Vishal. I guess I never put much thought into where cashews came from or what they looked like prior to the supermarket. Good photos, and the links are very informative. Cheers for that :-)
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@Hernandez
Thanks for asking question on the ants.
A little research on the web indicated that its the green tree ant and is commonly used as a way of pest control in cashew plantations.
I have created separate spotting for that
http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/376...
@Hernandez
No idea about the anys.
Perhaps need to create a separate spotting page to identify that.
What kind of ants are those on the cashews?
@Neil
Thanks for comment. I'd never put so much thought into cashews myself, until I stumbled upon this tree during one of my travels.
Very interesting, Vishal. I guess I never put much thought into where cashews came from or what they looked like prior to the supermarket. Good photos, and the links are very informative. Cheers for that :-)