Yes but not distinct like ants since not segmented, one of the ways to tell the difference between the two, also antenna is straight vs elbowed, beaded instead of having club at end and wings are different
Yes, termites do fly at certain stages of their life. They can be seen "swarming" usually in the spring. You can see their wings before they are shed in a later stage of development.
Only certain male termites are born with wings and they anly come out at the time of season when they will mate with a queen from another colony.
yes, but only the royalty.
Yes they have wings
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Once the flying (swarming) female termites have been fertilized by male termites and have landed in a suitable spot to start building a new colony, the wings are no longer needed.
definitaly bees! termites could win if they could fly... bees have stingers, wings, and sone have poisen! no contest.
those weird flying ants and termites can loose their wings sometimes :D hope this helps a little!
They're termites during mating season.
One detects termites having eaten wood along the foundation of their home by the crumbling apart of wood and little white insect larve called termites. Termites when mature look like ants with wings. They will be living under that rotten wood when you pull it apart from the foundation.
either Termites or may flies,
Termites are often mistaken as flying ants. Termites have a uniform body and two sets of equal size wings. Ants have pinched waists and unequally sized wings. Either way, it sounds like they have a pest problem and an exterminator should be contacted.
The collective nouns are a colony of termites or an infestation of termites.
roaches eat termites
no, termites eat wood, but snakes might eat termites
The termites are fed the feces of dead termites when they are young.