CARPENTER BEE
"Length ½”–1” Carpenter bees have black, shiny abdomens. The males have a yellow face, while female’s is black. They get their names from their nesting procedures. Carpenter bees will bore holes into decks or other wooden structures. The female will bore a circular hole into the wood about an inch, then make a 90-degree turn and continue for another 4”–6”. Males carpenter bees are territorial and often become aggressive when humans are near, buzzing around their heads. However, the males have no stinger and can not harm you. The females are capable of giving you a potent sting, but this rarely happens. Carpenter bees prefer weathered, unpainted wood so treating or painting your wooden structures will provide some protection from them."
"Length ½”–1” Carpenter bees have black, shiny abdomens. The males have a yellow face, while female’s is black. They get their names from their nesting procedures. Carpenter bees will bore holes into decks or other wooden structures. The female will bore a circular hole into the wood about an inch, then make a 90-degree turn and continue for another 4”–6”. Males carpenter bees are territorial and often become aggressive when humans are near, buzzing around their heads. However, the males have no stinger and can not harm you. The females are capable of giving you a potent sting, but this rarely happens. Carpenter bees prefer weathered, unpainted wood so treating or painting your wooden structures will provide some protection from them."
POWDERPOST BEETLE
"Length 1/32”–¼” Powderpost beetles are reddish brown to black in color with an elongated, narrow, and flattened body. The hard shell covering their wings are often covered with small hairs. Signs of an infestation include small round exit holes (1/32” – 1/16” in diameter) and very fine piles of dust beneath the exit holes. Powderpost beetles are brought into structures in wood containing their eggs or larvae, such as oak, hickory, ash, and other native hardwoods."
"Length 1/32”–¼” Powderpost beetles are reddish brown to black in color with an elongated, narrow, and flattened body. The hard shell covering their wings are often covered with small hairs. Signs of an infestation include small round exit holes (1/32” – 1/16” in diameter) and very fine piles of dust beneath the exit holes. Powderpost beetles are brought into structures in wood containing their eggs or larvae, such as oak, hickory, ash, and other native hardwoods."
SWARMING TERMITE
Length 3/8" including wings. Their body is a dark brown almost black.
Length 3/8" including wings. Their body is a dark brown almost black.
TERMITE 1
Length 1/2" These subterranean termites et mostly the spring wood and leave the lining-containing summer wood which they cannot easily digest this is why damaged wood looks layered A typical colony ma consist on 60,000 to over a million workers.
Length 1/2" These subterranean termites et mostly the spring wood and leave the lining-containing summer wood which they cannot easily digest this is why damaged wood looks layered A typical colony ma consist on 60,000 to over a million workers.
TERMITE 2
Length 1/2" These subterranean termites et mostly the spring wood and leave the lining-containing summer wood which they cannot easily digest this is why damaged wood looks layered A typical colony ma consist on 60,000 to over a million workers.
Length 1/2" These subterranean termites et mostly the spring wood and leave the lining-containing summer wood which they cannot easily digest this is why damaged wood looks layered A typical colony ma consist on 60,000 to over a million workers.
