Post by kevinkk on Oct 18, 2021 16:23:17 GMT -8
They are certainly ants, winged to relocate and mate, they actually look a little small for what I call "carpenter ants", but they still can be a
pest issue with their ant activities.
These guys of all ant species are everywhere, and often go unnoticed until they swarm out on mating flights, it's the weather during spring and fall
that triggers them, windless, warmish mornings or evenings, termites do the same thing as well.
My Mom uses brandname insecticides, and that satisfies her- you could pay an exterminator to do pretty much the same thing. It's a losing battle in the long
run, but we do what we can.
pest issue with their ant activities.
These guys of all ant species are everywhere, and often go unnoticed until they swarm out on mating flights, it's the weather during spring and fall
that triggers them, windless, warmish mornings or evenings, termites do the same thing as well.
My Mom uses brandname insecticides, and that satisfies her- you could pay an exterminator to do pretty much the same thing. It's a losing battle in the long
run, but we do what we can.
