Ants
Florida Carpenter Ants
Florida Harvester Ants
Northern Tuberculate Fungus-Gardener Ants These are nests of the Northern Tuberculate Fungus-Gardener ant (Trachymyrmex septentrionalis), the only local ant that makes this kind of mound. This species gathers bits of vegetation and caterpillar droppings, used to cultivate fungus gardens underground. The larvae eat only fungi. This species has a tendency to forage at night or in early morning, although workers are sometimes out during the day. These ants are very shy, and freeze when disturbed, so there may be occasions when no ants are to be seen, but they are really masquerading as bits of dirt.
Crazy Ants dragging a Florida Harvester Ant to their nest which was some distance away from where they captured the prey.
Red Imported Fire Ants
Bees
European Honey Bee and Sweat Bees
Wasps
Black Digger Wasp and Paper Wasps
Sand Wasp and Thin-Waisted Wasp