Central Wisconsin: Black and red ants biting/stinging in landscaping, under rocks, in decomposed wood. Many mounds. Homeowner thinks fire ants, but knows they're southern.
Fire ants don't occur in central WI. Likely species:
Suitable habitat: loose soil, food (insects, honeydew), moisture. Not "attracted" by anything specific.
Manage for comfort, not eradication.
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