Subfamily	Tribe	Genus	Subgenus	Species Group	Species	Species Author Date	Distribution	Biology	Notes	Introduced	Endemic
Myrmicinae	Tetramoriini	Anergates			atratulus	(Schenck, 1852)	Statewide, very warm localities, very rare.	Social parasite of Tetramorium spp.			
Myrmicinae	Pheidolini	Aphaenogaster			subterranea	(Latreille, 1798)	Statewide, very warm localities, rare.	Strictly forest, nests under rocks and in leaf litter.   			
Dolichoderinae	Iridomyrmecini	Bothriomyrmex			corsicus mohelensis	Novák, 1944 	One locality in S only.	Rock steppe. Nests in soil and under rocks.			need to verify
Dolichoderinae	Iridomyrmecini	Bothriomyrmex			gibbus	Soudek, 1924  	East only, very rare.	Steppe and rock steppe. Nests in soil and under rocks.			
Formicinae	Camponotini	Camponotus	Tanaemyrmex		aethiops	(Latreille, 1798)	Statewide, very warm localities, absent in the mountains.	Steppe and rock steppe. Nests in soil and under rocks.			
Formicinae	Camponotini	Camponotus	Myrmentoma		fallax	(Nylander, 1856)	Statewide, warm localities, absent in the mountains.	Strictly arboreal. Nests in hollow twigs, under bark and in dead wood of living trees. 			
Formicinae	Camponotini	Camponotus	Camponotus		herculeanus	(Linnaeus, 1758)	Statewide, upland forests only.	Nests in dead wood.			
Formicinae	Camponotini	Camponotus	Camponotus		ligniperda	(Latreille, 1802)	Statewide, warm localities, absent in the mountains.	Grassland or very open woodland with bare ground exposed, occasionally ruderal. Nests in dead wood and under rocks. 			
Formicinae	Camponotini	Camponotus	Myrmentoma		piceus	(Leach, 1825)	One area in SE only, very warm localities.	Steppe and rock steppe. Nests in soil and under rocks.			
Formicinae	Camponotini	Camponotus	Colobopsis		truncatus	(Spinola, 1808)	Statewide, warm localities, absent in the mountains.	Strictly arboreal. Nests in hollow twigs, under bark. 			
Formicinae	Camponotini	Camponotus	Camponotus		vagus	(Scopoli, 1763)	One area in SE only, very warm localities.	Grassland or very open woodland with bare ground exposed, occasionally ruderal. Nests in dead wood and under rocks. 			
Dolichoderinae	Dolichoderini	Dolichoderus			quadripunctatus	(Linnaeus, 1771)	Statewide, warm localities, absent in the mountains.	Strictly arboreal. Nests in hollow twigs, under bark. 			
Formicinae	Formicini	Formica	Formica		aquilonia	Yarrow, 1955	South mountains, two localities only. 	Mountain forests only. Nests in large hills from needles and sticks.			
Formicinae	Formicini	Formica	Serviformica		cinerea	Mayr, 1853	Statewide.	Dirt roads, sand soils, also lawns and sidewalks in towns. Nests in soil and under rocks.			
Formicinae	Formicini	Formica	Serviformica		clara	Forel, 1886	Statewide, very rare, absent in the mountains.	Grassland, steppe and rock steppe. Nests in soil, under rocks and in small loam hills.			
Formicinae	Formicini	Formica	Serviformica		cunicularia	Latreille, 1798	Statewide.	Found in virtually all mesic grass habitats. Nests in soil, under rocks and in small loam hills.			
Formicinae	Formicini	Formica	Coptoformica		exsecta	Nylander, 1846	Statewide, very rare.	Grassland, pastures and meadows. Nests in small hills from pieces of vegetation and under rocks.			
Formicinae	Formicini	Formica	Coptoformica		foreli	Bondroit, 1918	Statewide, very rare, absent in the mountains.	Grassland, pastures and meadows.Nests in small hills from pieces of vegetation and under rocks.			
Formicinae	Formicini	Formica	Serviformica		fusca	Linnaeus, 1758	Statewide.	Found in virtually all mesic habitats, especially in forests and their edges. Nests in soil, under rocks and in small loam hills, in moss and dead wood.			
Formicinae	Formicini	Formica	Serviformica		gagates	Latreille, 1798	One area in SE only, very warm localities.	Forest steppe, dry and warm forest edges. Nests in soil, under rocks and in small loam hills.			
Formicinae	Formicini	Formica	Serviformica		lemani	Bondroit, 1917	Statewide, higher altitude.	Found in virtually all mesic habitats, especially in forests and their edges and in peat bogs. Nests in soil, under rocks and in small loam hills, in moss and dead wood.			
Formicinae	Formicini	Formica	Formica		lugubris	Zetterstedt, 1840	Statewide.	Upland forests only. Nests in large hills from needles and sticks.			
Formicinae	Formicini	Formica	Serviformica		picea	Nylander, 1846	Western half only, especially in cold peat bog localities.	Peat bogs, peaty moors with Sphagnum. Nests in peat, moss, grass turfs and dead wood.			
Formicinae	Formicini	Formica	Formica		polyctena	Förster, 1850	Statewide.	Forest. Nests in large hills from needles and sticks.			
Formicinae	Formicini	Formica	Formica		pratensis	Retzius, 1783	Statewide.	Pastures, meadows, edges of roads and forests. Nests in large hills from grass stalks. 			
Formicinae	Formicini	Formica	Coptoformica		pressilabris	Nyladner, 1846	Statewide, very rare, currently one locality only.	Grassland, pastures and meadows. Nests in small hills from pieces of vegetation and under rocks.			
Formicinae	Formicini	Formica	Formica		rufa	Linnaeus, 1758	Statewide.	Lower-middle forest zone. Nests in large hills from needles and sticks.			
Formicinae	Formicini	Formica	Serviformica		rufibarbis	Fabricius, 1793	Statewide.	Found in virtually all mesic grass habitats. Nests in soil, under rocks and in small loam hills.			
Formicinae	Formicini	Formica	Raptiformica		sanguinea	Latreille, 1798	Statewide.	Found in virtually all mesic habitats, but most common in woodland edge sites. Facultative parasite of Serviformica, nests in soil under rocks and in dead wood.			
Formicinae	Formicini	Formica	Formica		truncorum	Fabricius, 1804	Statewide.	Forest and rock steppe. Nests in large hills from needles and sticks, especially on stumps.			
Myrmicinae	Formicoxenini	Formicoxenus			nitidulus	(Nylander, 1846)	Statewide.	Woodland, inquiline in nests of Formica rufa groups.			
Myrmicinae	Formicoxenini	Harpagoxenus			sublaevis	(Nylander, 1849)	Statewide,  especially in cold localities.	Social parasite of Leptothorax acervorum.			
Ponerinae	Ponerini	Hypoponera			punctatissima	(Roger, 1859)	Statewide, stables and stacks of sawdust.	Man-influenced habitats. Nests in dung, mulch and scobs.			
Formicinae  	Lasiini	Lasius	Lasius		alienus	(Förster, 1850)	Statewide.	Strictly grassland, steppe. Nests in soil and under rocks.			
Formicinae  	Lasiini	Lasius	Lasius		austriacus	Schlick-Steiner, Steiner, Schoedl & Seifert, 2003 	One locality in S only.	Heathland. Nests in soil and under rocks.			
Formicinae  	Lasiini	Lasius	Chthonolasius		bicornis	(Förster, 1850)	Statewide, warm localities, very rare.	Forest steppe, dry and warm forests. Nests in/under stumps and fallen logs.			
Formicinae  	Lasiini	Lasius	Lasius		brunneus	(Latreille, 1798)	Statewide.	Strictly arboreal. Nests in/under bark and in dead wood of living trees.			
Formicinae	Lasiini	Lasius	Austrolasius		carniolicus	Mayr, 1861	One known locality until now.	Xerothermous grassland.	Reference:http://www.entospol.cz/pdf/10_2/919_Pech.pdf		
Formicinae  	Lasiini	Lasius	Chthonolasius		citrinus	Emery, 1922  	One locality in E only.	In edges of warm forests. Nests in/under stumps and fallen logs and dead wood.			
Formicinae  	Lasiini	Lasius	Chthonolasius		distinguendus	(Emery, 1916)	Eastern half only, very warm localities.	Steppe. Nests in soil, under rocks and in small loam hills.			
Formicinae  	Lasiini	Lasius	Lasius		emarginatus	(Olivier, 1791)	Statewide.	Forest steppe, dry forest and urban area. Nests in soil under rocks especially at the base of the tree, also in the walls and rocks.			
Formicinae  	Lasiini	Lasius	Cautolasius		flavus	(Fabricius, 1781)	Statewide.	Found in virtually all mesic grass habitats. Nests in soil, under rocks and in small loam hills.			
Formicinae  	Lasiini	Lasius	Denrolasius		fuliginosus	(Latreille, 1798)	Statewide.	Carton nests in caverns of trees and stumps.			
Formicinae  	Lasiini	Lasius	Chthonolasius		jensi	Seifert, 1982	Statewide, warm calcite localities.	Calcite rock steppe. Nests in soil, under rocks and in small loam hills.			
Formicinae  	Lasiini	Lasius	Chthonolasius		meridionalis	(Bondroit, 1919)	Statewide, warm localities, very rare.	Grassland. Nests in soil, under rocks and in small loam hills.			
Formicinae  	Lasiini	Lasius	Chthonolasius		mixtus	(Nylander, 1846)	Statewide.	Forest and scrub forest. Nests in soil, under rocks and in small loam hills.			
Formicinae	Lasiini	Lasius	Cautolasius		myops	Forel, 1894	On very warm localities, rare.	Steppe and rock steppe, xerothermous grassland. Nests in soil and under rocks.	Reference: http://www.muzeumcb.cz/knihovna/?slozka=141&detail=389		
Formicinae  	Lasiini	Lasius	Lasius		niger	(Linnaeus, 1758)	Statewide.	Found in virtually all habitats, but most common in grassland and ruderal sites. Nests in soil under rocks and in small loam hills.			
Formicinae  	Lasiini	Lasius	Chthonolasius		nitidigaster	Seifert, 1997   	Eastern half only, very warm localities.	Steppe. Nests in soil, under rocks and in small loam hills.			
Formicinae  	Lasiini	Lasius	Lasius		paralienus	Seifert, 1992	Statewide.	Steppe, dry meadows, quarries. Nests in soil and under rocks.			
Formicinae  	Lasiini	Lasius	Lasius		platythorax	Seifert, 1991	Statewide.	Forest, wet meadows and peat bogs. Nests in soil under rocks and in small loam hills, frequently in dead wood.			
Formicinae  	Lasiini	Lasius	Lasius		psammophilus	Seifert, 1992	Statewide, especially on sandy soils.	Sand and dry localities. Nests in soil and under rocks.			
Formicinae  	Lasiini	Lasius	Austrolasius		reginae	Faber, 1967	Statewide, warm localities, very rare.	Nests in soil, under rocks and in small loam hills.			
Formicinae  	Lasiini	Lasius	Chthonolasius		sabularum	(Bondroit, 1918)	One locality in E only.	Scrub steppe. Nests in soil, under rocks and in small loam hills.			
Formicinae  	Lasiini	Lasius	Chthonolasius		umbratus	(Nylander, 1846)	Statewide.	Grassland or very open woodland with bare ground exposed, occasionally ruderal. Nests in/under stumps and fallen logs and dead wood.			
Myrmicinae	Formicoxenini	Leptothorax			acervorum	(Fabricius, 1793)	Statewide.	Found in virtually all mesic habitats. Nests in soil, under rocks, moss, peat, bark and in dead wood.			
Myrmicinae	Formicoxenini	Leptothorax			gredleri	Mayr, 1855	Statewide.	Found in virtually all mesic habitats. Nests in soil, under rocks, moss, bark and in dead wood.			
Myrmicinae	Formicoxenini	Leptothorax			muscorum	(Nylander, 1846)	Statewide.	Found in virtually all mesic habitats. Nests in soil, under rocks, moss, bark and in dead wood.			
Dolichoderinae	Dolichoderini	Liometopum			microcephalum	(Panzer, 1798)	One area in SE only.	Floodplain forests and very warm forests on limestone. Nests in dead wood of living trees. 			
Myrmicinae	Myrmicini	Manica			rubida	(Latreille, 1802)	Statewide, only higher altitudes.	Edges of forests, along roads, sunny localities. Nests in soil under rocks and in small loam hills.			
Myrmicinae	Pheidolini	Messor			structor	(Latreille, 1798)	SE only, very warm localities, very rare.	Steppe and rock steppe. Nests in soil and under rocks.			
Myrmicinae	Solenopsidini	Monomorium			pharaonis	(Linnaeus, 1758) 	Urban areas only, introduced.	Exclusively indoor. Nests in small cavities in heated buildings.		Introducts ant	
Myrmicinae	Myrmecinini	Myrmecina			graminicola	(Latreille, 1802)	Statewide, very warm localities, absent in the mountains.	Light and dry forests, rock steppe. Subterranean, nests under rocks, occasionally forages in leaf litter or on the surface.   			
Myrmicinae	Myrmicini	Myrmica			deplanata 	Finzi, 1926	Statewide, very warm localities, very rare.	Steppe and rock steppe. Nests in soil and under rocks.			
Myrmicinae	Myrmicini	Myrmica			deplanata 						
Myrmicinae	Myrmicini	Myrmica			gallienii	Bondroit, 1920	Statewide.	Found in virtually all mesic grass habitats. Nests in soil, in grass turf and in very small loam hills.			
Myrmicinae	Myrmicini	Myrmica			hirsuta	Elmes, 1978	One locality in S only.	Social parasite of Myrmica sabuleti.			
Myrmicinae	Myrmicini	Myrmica			karavajevi	Nylander, 1846	Statewide,  especially in cold localities, very rare.	Social parasite of Myrmica scabrinodis.			
Myrmicinae	Myrmicini	Myrmica			lobicornis	(Linnaeus, 1758)	Statewide.	Found in virtually all habitats. Nests in soil, under rocks, wood and moss.			
Myrmicinae	Myrmicini	Myrmica			lonae	Nylander, 1846	Western half only, very rare.	Rock steppe, light forests. Nests in soil and under rocks.			
Myrmicinae	Myrmicini	Myrmica			rubra	Nylander, 1846	Statewide.	Found in virtually all habitats, but most common in grassland and ruderal sites. Nests in soil, under rocks and dead wood, in grass turf, moss, peat and very small loam hills			
Myrmicinae	Myrmicini	Myrmica			ruginodis	Meinert, 1860	Statewide.	Found in virtually all habitats, but most common in grassland and ruderal sites. Nests in soil, under rocks and dead wood, in grass turf, moss, peat and very small loam hills.			
Myrmicinae	Myrmicini	Myrmica			rugulosa	Ruzsky, 1905	Statewide.	Especially sand-gravel banks of rivers and lakes. Nests in soil, under rocks.			
Myrmicinae	Myrmicini	Myrmica			sabuleti	Nylander, 1846	Statewide.	Grassland or very open woodland with bare ground exposed, occasionally ruderal. Nests in soil and under rocks, especially grassland and drier forest. 			
Myrmicinae	Myrmicini	Myrmica			scabrinodis	Bondroit, 1918	Statewide.	Prefers grassland and peat bogs. Nests in soil, under rocks, in grass turf, moss, peat and very small loam hills.			
Myrmicinae	Myrmicini	Myrmica			schencki	Nylander, 1846	Statewide.	Grassland, occasionally ruderal. Nests in soil, under rocks, in grass turf and very small loam hills.			
Myrmicinae	Myrmicini	Myrmica			slovaca	Emery, 1894	Statewide, very rare.	Salt marshes. Nests in soil and under rocks, in grass turf, especially on lasine soil.			
Myrmicinae	Myrmicini	Myrmica			specioides	Bondroit, 1920	Statewide, warm localities.	Steppe and rock steppe. Nests in soil, under rocks, in grass turf and very small loam hills.			
Myrmicinae	Myrmicini	Myrmica			sulcinodis	(Arnoldi, 1930)	Statewide, only in the mountains.	Mountain meadows, edges of mountain forests and roads. Nests in soil, under rocks.			
Myrmicinae	Myrmicini	Myrmica			vandeli	Ruzsky, 1905	Western half only, especially cold localities, very rare.	Facultative parasite of Myrmica scabrinodis.			
Myrmicinae	Formicoxenini	Myrmoxenus			ravouxi	(André, 1896)	Statewide, very rare.	Social parasite of Temnothorax spp.			
Formicinae  	Plagiolepidini	Plagiolepis			pygmaea	(Latreille, 1798)	Statewide, very warm localities, absent in the mountains.	Rock steppe. Nests in soil and under rocks.			
Formicinae  	Plagiolepidini	Plagiolepis			vindobonensis	Lomnicki, 1925	Eastern half only, very warm localities.	Steppe and rock steppe. Nests in soil and under rocks.			
Formicinae  	Plagiolepidini	Plagiolepis			xene	Stärcke, 1936	One very warm locality in SE only.	Social parasite of Plagiolepis  vindobonensis. Nests in soil under rocks.			
Formicinae  	Formicini	Polyergus			rufescens	(Latreille, 1798)	Statewide, warm localities, absent in the mountains.	Social parasite of Serviformica ants.			
Ponerinae	Ponerini	Ponera			coarctata	(Latreille, 1802)	Statewide, warm localities, rare.	Rock steppe, light and dry forests. Nests in soil and under rocks and moss.			
Ponerinae	Ponerini	Ponera			testacea	Emery, 1895	Statewide, very warm localities, very rare.	Rock steppe, especially calcite. Nests in soil and under rocks and moss.			
Proceratiinae	Proceratiini	Proceratium			melinum	(Roger, 1860)	SE only, very warm localities and urban, very rare.	Steppe, rock steppe and urban. Subterranean, nests under rocks, occasionally forages in leaf litter or on the surface.   			
Myrmicinae	Solenopsidini	Solenopsis			fugax	(Latreille, 1798)	Statewide, warm localities.	Found in virtually all mesic grass habitats. Nests in soil and under rocks, especially in nests of other ants.			
Myrmicinae	Stenammini	Stenamma			debile	(Förster, 1850)	Statewide, warm forests.	Subterranean, nests under rocks, occasionally forages in leaf litter or on the surface.   			
Myrmicinae	Tetramoriini	Strongylognathus			kratochvili	Šilhavý, 1937	Two localities in SE only, very rare.	Social parasite of Tetramorium spp.			
Myrmicinae	Tetramoriini	Strongylognathus			testaceus	(Schenck, 1852)	Statewide, warm localities.	Social parasite of Tetramorium spp.			
Dolichoderinae	Dolichoderini	Tapinoma			erraticum	(Latreille, 1798)	Statewide, very warm localities, absent in the mountains.	Steppe and rock steppe. Nests in soil, under rocks, in grass turfs.			
Dolichoderinae	Dolichoderini	Tapinoma			madeirense	Forel, 1895d: 231	Statewide, warm localities, absent in the mountains.	Grassland or very open woodland with bare ground exposed, occasionally ruderal. Nests in soil, under rocks and in dead wood.			
Myrmicinae	Formicoxenini	Temnothorax			affinis	(Mayr, 1855)	Statewide, warm localities, absent in the mountains.	Strictly arboreal. Nests in hollow twigs, under bark. 			
Myrmicinae	Formicoxenini	Temnothorax			clypeatus	(Mayr, 1853)	SE only, very warm localities, very rare.	Area of floodplain forests. Nests in dead wood. 			
Myrmicinae	Formicoxenini	Temnothorax			corticalis	(Schenck, 1852)	Statewide, warm localities, absent in the mountains.	Forest steppe, dry forests. Nests in dead wood of living trees, in/under bark. 			
Myrmicinae	Formicoxenini	Temnothorax			crassispinus	(Karavaiev, 1926)	Statewide, absent in the mountains.	Mesic woodlands. Nests in dead hollow twigs on the surface of the soil and leaf litter.   			
Myrmicinae	Formicoxenini	Temnothorax			interruptus	(Schenck, 1852)	Statewide, warm localities, absent in the mountains.	Rock steppe, rocks. Nests under and between rocks and in cracks in rocks.			
Myrmicinae	Formicoxenini	Temnothorax			jailensis	(Arnoldi, 1977)	One known locality until now.	Floodplain forest, on trees.	Reference:http://www.entospol.cz/pdf/10_2/912_Vodka.pdf		
Myrmicinae	Formicoxenini	Temnothorax			nigriceps	(Mayr, 1855)	Statewide.	Found in virtually all mesic habitats. Nests in soil, under rocks, moss, bark and in dead wood.			
Myrmicinae	Formicoxenini	Temnothorax			parvulus	(Schenck, 1852)	Statewide, warm localities, absent in the mountains.	Light forests and rock steppe. Nests in dead hollow twigs on the surface of the soil and leaf litter, in dead wood.   			
Myrmicinae	Formicoxenini	Temnothorax			saxonicus	(Seifert, 1995)  	Statewide, very warm localities, absent in the mountains.	Rock steppe. Nests in dead wood of living trees, in/under bark. 			
Myrmicinae	Formicoxenini	Temnothorax			tuberum	(Fabricius, 1775)	Statewide.	Found in virtually all mesic habitats. Nests in dead wood of living trees, in/under bark, under rocks. 			
Myrmicinae	Formicoxenini	Temnothorax			unifasciatus	(Latreille, 1798)	Statewide.	Found in virtually all mesic habitats. Nests in dead wood of living trees, in/under bark, under and between rocks. 			
Myrmicinae	Tetramoriini	Tetramorium			caespitum	(Linnaeus, 1758)	Statewide, warm localities.	Prefers grassland, especially steppe and rock steppe, also urban. Nests in soil, under rocks and in small loam hills.			
Myrmicinae	Tetramoriini	Tetramorium			E		Eastern half only, a few data.	Nests in soil, under rocks and in small loam hills.			
Myrmicinae	Tetramoriini	Tetramorium			ferox	Ruzsky, 1903	Eastern half only, very warm localities, very rare.	Rock steppe, especially calcite. Nests in soil, under rocks and in small loam hills.			
Myrmicinae	Tetramoriini	Tetramorium			hungaricum	Roszler, 1935 	Two localities in SE only, very rare.	Steppe and rock steppe. Nests in soil, under rocks and in small loam hills.			
Myrmicinae	Tetramoriini	Tetramorium			impurum	(Förster, 1850)	Statewide.	Found in virtually all mesic grass habitats. Nests in soil, under rocks and in small loam hills.			
Myrmicinae	Tetramoriini	Tetramorium			moravicum	Kratochvíl, 1944	Statewide, very warm localities, rare.	Steppe and rock steppe. Nests in soil, under rocks and in small loam hills.