Ulke's Field Ant

Formica ulkei is a species of ant in the family Formicidae. Carlo Emery described the species in 1893, and named it after Titus Ulke, a mineralogist who collected ants and beetles while employed by a mining company in South Dakota. Ulke sent specimens to his father, Henry Ulke, who passed the ant samples to Theodore Pergande, who in turn sent them to Emery.

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Formica ulkei es una especie de hormiga del género Formica, familia Formicidae. ​ Fue descrita científicamente por Emery en 1893. ​ Se distribuye por Canadá y los Estados Unidos.