Do Termites Fly? Understanding the Flight Habits of Termites
October 8, 2024
Key Points: Not all termites can fly; only reproductive termites (alates) have wings. Flying termites are often a sign of an established colony nearby. Termite
Key Points: Not all termites can fly; only reproductive termites (alates) have wings. Flying termites are often a sign of an established colony nearby. Termite
What are termites? Termites are a common problem in South Florida, known for infesting many homes across the state. Their primary nutrition sources are wood
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