[PDF] Carpenter Ants - Texas A&M AgriLife
Winged carpenter ants resemble winged termites and, in Texas, it is not uncommon for both of these wood-destroying insects to swarm at the same time It is vital that they be identified accurately, because control measures differ greatly between the two insect groups
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Carpenter ants are most active at night, emerging from the colony after sundown House Infesting Ants and Their Management Texas Cooperative Extension
[PDF] Ants - American Pest Management
Winged ants have elbowed (bent) antennae and narrow “waists” while winged It apparently had been transported from Texas in the soil of a large potted plant
[PDF] Learn About Texas Insects Activity Book - Texas Parks and Wildlife
insect emerges from the pupal case, it is a winged adult and can reproduce At first Tiger beetles, ants, cockroaches and other runners have long legs in strong
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Why do ants fly? Each summer huge numbers of flying ants suddenly appear around the UK This happens when young queens leave the nest to found their
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Diagrammatic representation of differences between winged ants and termites Source: They are problematic in parts of Texas in the southwest They form
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motion WINGED ANTS WINGED TERMITES ANTENNAE – elbowed feelers that smell, taste and touch and communicate with each other • Two pairs of wings
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