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Are these signs of termites or something else? Hello, I started noticing what looks like sawdust around our indoor sauna. We clean it and it keeps re-appearing. I am concerned it may be termites, could use a second set of eyes. Thank you for any feedback! Hello, I started noticing what looks like sawdust around our indoor sauna.
5 days ago · Among several termite species in the genus Reticulitermes present in the United States, four of them (R. flavipes, R. tibialis, R. virginicus, and R. hesperus) along with the invasive species Coptotermes formosanus account for 90 percent of termite control business. Rapid identification is a critical part of management efforts, and a team of researchers has developed a new, faster ID method ...
4 days ago · Here are 8 Steps To Take To Prevent Them: Step 1: Look for them. Typically, they come from exposed wood for hollow spots (using a flathead screwdriver or similar tool). Step2: Ants. The most common form of termite in most of the United States is the native subterranean termite. Other, less common, types of termites include the smaller dry wood ...
2 days ago · TAMPA, Fla. — As we flirt with record-high temperatures, there are other things you have to worry about besides cooling yourself down —like termites. Florida is the No. 1 state for termite ...
2 days ago · Heloise. CHECK THE DECK FOR TERMITES. Dear Readers: Now is a good time to check your wooden deck or patio for termites. Look for damage like a fine powder or holes. You may see these along stud ...
2 days ago · C. floridanum (Cf) is not the showiest insect ever discussed in Bug’s Eye View, but it is one of the most unusual. The photo shows a soybean looper caterpillar that died inside its cocoon. Look closer and you will see that the body of this caterpillar is filled with small oval objects that look like Rice Krispy puffs.
5 days ago · The Isoptera Species File works to build a comprehensive source for knowledge about the world’s termites. Information found here includes valid names, synonyms, bibliographic data, specimen data, images, and distributions for termites of the world. Our site seeks to include and serve researchers in taxonomy, systematics, ecology, ethology ...
