[DOC] [TLE] Termite - Wikipedia [PAR] Termites are eusocial insects that are classified at the taxonomic rank of 
infraorder Isoptera, or as epifamily Termitoidae within the cockroach order 
Blattodea. Termites were once classified in a separate order from cockroaches, 
but ... Although these insects are often called white ants, they are not ants. Like 
ants and some... [DOC] [TLE] The Truth About Termites - Natural History Magazine [PAR] All termites belong to the order Isoptera and all Isoptera are termites. ... You might 
consult these if you wish more than the following. ... in wood quite efficiently carve 
out their dwellings by feeding on themthey both eat their cake and have it. ... 
Soon the females settle to the ground and shed their wings, the flight being over. [DOC] [TLE] Termites: Types, Facts & How to Identify Them - Orkin [PAR] Wood makes up the majority of the pests' diet, although termites also eat other ... 
After this, the couples lose their wings, become queens and kings, and ... A 
temporary swarm of winged insects in your home or from the soil around your 
home. ... Learn the signs to look for to determine if you might have a termite 
infestation. [DOC] [TLE] Guide to Common Insects and Other Arthropods ... - Rob Dunn Lab [PAR] following key will help you recognize some of the major groups found in homes (
and a ... A. With 6 walking legs, antennae, compound eyes and [often] wings . ... 
see Termites (Isoptera) ... These small, dark flies are among the most common 
insects in homes. .... explosions out of their rear (bombardier beetles; Brachinus 
sp.)... [DOC] [TLE] Drywood Termites - College of Agriculture and Life Sciences [PAR] Drywood termites are social insects that live in colonies in sound, dry wood. ... 
These pellets are eliminated from the galleries through kick holes. ... After a 
drywood termite colony has matured (several years), winged alates ... When a 
pair alights, they shed or pull off their wings and immediately attempt to .... House 
photo. [DOC] [TLE] ENY-211/IG098: Drywood and Dampwood Termites - EDIS [PAR] This fact sheet is included in SP134: Pests in and around the Florida Home, 
which ... These termites differ from subterranean termites in that they form their 
nests and live ... to open the wood to be sure it is a drywood termite infestation 
you are dealing with. ... This is because swarmers will shed their wings after short 
flights. [DOC] [TLE] Termites and their Control - United Exterminating ... - UnExCo Home [PAR] Nov 21, 2015 ... Once these termite pathways have been established, termites will work ... for sure 
if it's flying ants or termites, this is a way for YOU to find out. ... If they're ants, they 
won't shed their wings and the ants will still be alive. .... subterranean termites 
can swarm anytime after the winter solstice on December 21st. [DOC] [TLE] Subterranean and Other Termites Management Guidelines--UC IPM [PAR] UC home and landscape guidelines for control of Subterranean and Other 
Termites. ... of housing units in California require treatment for the control of these 
insects. ... After their swarming flight they shed their wings and establish new 
colonies. ... From this infested wood, winged reproductives periodically swarm to 
infest... [DOC] [TLE] Wood-Destroying Insect Diagnostic Inspection - Ohio Department of ... [PAR] Ohio Wood-Destroying Insect Inspection Program ... reporting the results of these 
inspections for real estate transactions. ..... Winged termites are attracted to light, 
and their shed wings in cobwebs, ... windowsills or other surfaces often may be 
the only evidence that a termite swarm occurred indoors. ... their wings after flight. [DOC] [TLE] Arizona Termites of Economic Importance - Cooperative Extension [PAR] cals.arizona.edu/pubs/insects/az1369.pdf ... Termites comprise the order Isoptera 
(iso-ptera fi ... colony of origin in a series of flights or swarms at ... their wings are 
shed and they start searching for ... to swarm in mass on the night after a 
substantial ...... home. In the event that you do find termites in your house - don't 
panic. [DOC] [TLE] Antidote -- Wisconsin Natural Resources magazine

Question: After the swarm's flight, these insects of the order isoptera lose their wings & eat you out of house & home
Answer: termites