honey ant การใช้

• Traditionally, Papunya is the epicenter of the Honey Ant Dreaming, where songlines converge.
• The original version contained symbols representing the honey ant Ancestors.
• Honey ants are found in North America, Australia, and Africa.
• This painting style was used for Honey Ant Dreaming.
• After an earlier rainfall, she'd found honey ants at the roots of a mulga tree.
• Papunya, in Australia's Northern Territory is named after a honey ant creation story, or Warlpiri.
• On mainland Australia no animal other than the dingo was honey ants, Bogong moths and witchetty grubs.
• Western Desert artists such as Ada will frequently paint particular'honey ant ) and Ngapa ( water ).
• Dreamings associated with the Napaljarri women at Yuendumu include budgerigar, bush onion, witchetty grub and honey ant.
• He uses as an example the Honey Ant Dreaming painted in contemporary times on the school walls of Papunya.
• The Mexican Indians eat the replete workers, or living honey-pots, of the honey ant ( " Myrmecocystus " ).
• The honey ants were celebrated in the Western Desert Art Movement's " The Honey Ant Mural ", painted in 1971.
• The honey ants were celebrated in the Western Desert Art Movement's " The Honey Ant Mural ", painted in 1971.
• The Honey Ant Dreaming mural was revised at least two times before it was painted over by a maintenance worker in 1974.
• In 1993, the airline bought a painting  " Honey Ant and Grasshopper Dreaming "  from the Central Australian desert region.
• Honey ants are unique in using their own bodies as living storage, used later by their fellow ants when food is otherwise scarce.
• They're going for groceries : a hunt for honey ants, and maybe some witchety grubs that toast nicely on a stick, like marshmallows.
• An example of a species whose sterile caste displays this altruistic behavior is " Myrmecocystus mexicanus ", one of the species of honey ant.
• He is credited with being one of the men who painted the Honey Ant Dreaming on the wall of the Papunya School at Geoff Bardon's request.
• Edible insects such as butterfly larvae, honey ants, nopal beetles, escamoles, mequite, nopal and corn worms are all used here in tacos, roasted, in omelets and other ways.