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Termites are often mistaken for flying ants, but there are ways to tell them apart:
Carpenter ants leave smooth, cleaned out galleries in the damaged wood, whereas termite damage will be ragged in appearance and the galleries filled with mud debris.
Carpenter ants do not consume the wood and will leave behind a coarse chiseled out wood material (Frass) which will also include ant parts.
Termites are often mistaken for flying ants, but there are ways to tell them apart:
Carpenter ants leave smooth, cleaned out galleries in the damaged wood, whereas termite damage will be ragged in appearance and the galleries filled with mud debris.
Carpenter ants do not consume the wood and will leave behind a coarse chiseled out wood material (Frass) which will also include ant parts.
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