A topic creating a lot of buzz – the swarm of bugs seen in the air around Abilene following Tuesday morning’s storms turns out they be termites, and ...

Previous research found that Asian and Formosan termites could produce offspring together, and now, scientists have found ...

Two aggressive species of termites are now cross-breeding in South Florida, and homeowners need to be on the alert!

SO YOU’D BE LOOKING FOR MUD TUBES THAT THEY PRODUCE ON THE STRUCTURE, DEAD OR LIVE TERMITES AND MOISTURE. YOU’RE GOING TO BE LOOKING FOR WATER, WET WOOD STAINING ASSOCIATED WITH WATER ...

Termite tubes: Look for signs such as mud termite shelter tubes running on the sides of building timbers. Shelter tubes can sometimes drop vertically, like stalagmites in caves. Termites and ...

Other signs that there could be a colony in your home include seeing mud tubes or finding termite droppings, which can look like small coffee grounds. If you see any of these signs, you should ...

Worker termites are consuming cellulose and ... But if you’re a concerned homeowner check for these signs: swarmers, mud tubes, bubbles in wood or drywall, and damaged or hollow wood.

mud tubes on exterior walls, wooden beams, or in crawl spaces and accumulations of wings or termite droppings. The best defense against termites is prevention. Orkin offered a list of recommended ...

Termites are voracious wood-eaters that can cause significant structural damage to homes. We've put together 9 early warning signs that termites are eating their way through your home. Learn more ...

Signs of swarmers are wings or dead termites in windows, mud tubes or damaged wood inside or around your home’s foundation, according to the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension website. Keeping up with ...

Also, look for termite frass (sawdust-like droppings), and mud tubes. Dry frass indicates a drywood species, whereas mud tubes indicate a subterranean species. Chouvenc has seen mud tubes emerging ...

These termites thrive in soil with high levels of moisture and build mud tubes from mud, soil, chewed wood, droppings and saliva. They are no bigger than the width of a pencil. These termites ...