Acrobat ant (likely)

Common outdoors in soil, leaf litter, trees, and rotting wood; some species nest in wall voids or buildings.

Omnivorous, feeding on insects, honeydew from sap-sucking insects, nectar, and sugary household foods.

Workers are fast-moving and can raise or curl their heart-shaped abdomen when disturbed. Colonies may nest in wood or structural cavities and often forage in trails.

Generally harmless, though they may contaminate food and occasionally defend nests with bites or irritating secretions. They help recycle organic matter and prey on other small insects.