The difference between flying ants and termites - Helium

The difference between flying ants and termites Helium If you have a powerful enough magnifying glass, the antennae will look like a long string of beads instead of a straight line. Ant antenna also have some ...

[Nuisance Pests] What's the Word on Booklice? - PCT Magazine

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[Nuisance Pests] What's the Word on Booklice? PCT Magazine They have soft bodies and look like tiny termite workers. Their heads are somewhat bulging, with the eyes usually large but sometimes reduced to a few ...

Perfect weather for pests a boon for exterminators - San Diego Union Tribune

Perfect weather for pests a boon for exterminators San Diego Union Tribune Winged reproductive termites fly from their existing colonies to start a new colony. Colonies contain up to 2500 members. • Store firewood and lumber away ... and more »

Woodpeckers: Specialists vs. the Generalists - NHPR

Woodpeckers: Specialists vs. the Generalists NHPR These are colonized by carpenter ants, termites and beetles which are preferred by pileated woodpeckers that have rebounded in nearly every state! ...

Odd Couples: The Salamander and the Alga

A double handful of spotted salamander. This is not a Bay Area story, at least not yet. But I couldn’t resist writing about one of the coolest pieces of research I’m read about in a very long time.

Termite Swarm Season Provides Homeowners with Chance to Catch Damaging Pests in the Act

Memphis, TN (Vocus) June 9, 2010 -- With warm weather and plentiful moisture prevalent throughout much of the United States, termites have experienced one of their most active swarm season in years....