...than matching ant shirts?
Courtesy of these guys. Thanks!
(and yes, that's what we here at Myrmecos international headquarters look like).
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Lovely to see you in the 'official' Ant Ecology attire ;-)
You look brilliANT, elegANT and radiANT
The hawtness has been broughten. For real.
We would like a copier of this pic please for the people down under Alex.
I notices the CEO (aka Mingus) is missing.
What a great looking couple! Thanks for the reveal!
Keep up your fantastic photographic work! Yours is the first site I check each night when I get to my computer.
Gosh, thanks Henry!
Should be a good year for new photos. I've been loading up on some exciting new equipment. I'll blog about it later.
What a decidedly candid and gorgeous shot of you both.
Thanks for posting Alex!!!!!
Is there an ant on your shirt, Alex? It must be a cryptic species, if so.