and with the carpenter ants also, they’re going to shed wings. AND YOU’RE GOING TO SEE BITS AND PIECES OF THEM. YEAH. NOW, ARE WE TALKING ABOUT A CASE WHERE IF YOU SEE ONE, YOU HAVE THOUSANDS?

Set out baits labeled for carpenter ants. Baits can be effective because ants share food with each other, says Benson. Place ...

Carpenter ants are a difficult pest to deal with,” says Emma Grace Crumbley, a professional entomologist who, as a member of ...

With the weather warming up, you may be seeing some unwelcome pests around the house.

Winged carpenter ants look like winged termites, which are wood-destroying pests. These pests don't usually infest a home at the same time, though. It is important to differentiate between them to ...

Flying Ants vs. Termites: Key Differences From a distance, carpenter ants and termites look the same. But they actually differ in many ways—from their lifecycles to their diets to how they nest.

Carpenter ants chew through wood to construct their nests. You might think that a tiny ant couldn’t possibly ruin your day, let alone your home. But when it comes to carpenter ants, these industrious ...

Learning how to get rid of carpenter ants can help you prevent these pests from becoming a problem and keep them from coming back. Mature colonies can contain 3,000 or more carpenter ants, many of ...

Carpenter ants may not eat wood like termites, but they can still cause serious damage by tunneling through it to build their nests. And unlike other ants, they’re not just after your crumbs ...

Larger colonies are capable of structural damage, but carpenter ants are still not as damaging as termites. You won’t really know how bad it is until you locate the nest or nests in your home.