What Does Termite Poop Look Like?
Termite poop or “frass” looks like small pepper-like or sawdust-like particles.
How Do Termites Spread in North Carolina?
Termites spread via winged reproductive “swarmers” that start new colonies. They may also expand their underground tunnels into nearby wooden structures.
Where Do Termites Live?
Termites often live in underground colonies and the interior of wooden structures, depending on whether they are ground-dwelling or wood-dwelling species.
When is Termite Season in North Carolina?
Peak termite season in NC is early spring through summer, though you may also see termites at other times of year, too.
What Are the Signs of a Termite Infestation?
Termite warning signs include mud tubes, discarded wing piles, hollow-sounding wood, and “frass” or termite droppings.
What Does a Termite Look Like?
Termites are small, soft-bodied insects with straight antennae. They often look like ants, but there are some key differences.
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