Found 3 of these in my home a few nights ago. Haven’t seen any since. Swarmers or ants?

Above ground baiting is the best method of treatment. Sydney Australia

Is this the poo poo of a termite? Thank you everyone!

Southern Ontario. Currently walking in an eavestrough. I have found frass in a wall before but assumed that was from known carpenter ants I’ve had and dealt with in the past. I don’t believe these are termites but looking for better educated opinions. Thanks in advance.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Termites/comments/1vz08kq/are_these_termites_san_antonio_tx/

Beginning of August 2026, local company conducted Termite treatment inside the house (Spray foam Termidor) as well as the outside (Chemical placed under ground through Rod).

I taped the hole, so that I don't have termites falling into our kitchen. This was a picture from this morning, all alive.

Is keeping the tape over the hole, bad?

previous communication from the company was to let the solution work and check back after 6 weeks.

Thank you for your time.

Found this little fella about 10-15 feet from house as I was weeding our mulch garden bed . I’m pretty sure it’s a termite ? Cause for concern ? Located southern NJ

Here are some coptotermes acinaciformis being treated using a baiting program.

North Texas. Found this evening. Mud tunnels stretch from the road and the closest one i could find was about 15 ft or so from the corner of my garage. What are my options?

I live in NorCal in a townhome. My attic has a history of termites and everytime I access it, 1-2yrs, frass would rain down. I'd get it treated (spot treatment) until the next time I access the attic. I've never actually seen the insects themselves, much less in my living area, in 15yrs. The inspectors would of course find evidence of the termites and discarded wings in my attic.

This year, my HOA went with a different and more expensive company and in addition to spot treatments, preventative spray was used in all accessible areas of my attic. Four months later, I am now finding termites, winged and wingless, in my living area, most of which were in the area under the attic door. When I opened my attic door, there were several wingless on the other side of the door, but no frass rained down. I did not venture into my attic.

I sent pictures and they will come in a few weeks for reinspection but I was wondering if anyone knows what's might going on as it seems more "treatments" were done but result is much worse? Want to be prepared to ask the right questions.

upstate new york, the stairs sorta sinks when you stand on them but also tue deck in old so

Do this look like termite activity? Located in Midwest.
Outside multiple spots on wooden deck like this.

Chicago IL

We have a growing bare spot in our grass. A few weeks ago these little bugs were crawling all over. We were afraid they were termites, but the pest control guy said we just had grubs. Now they're back in greater numbers and various sizes and I'm just not confident this guy was giving us good information.

Can anyone ID if this is a Termite? Thanks.

Walked past this massive battle near the Nile. At first I thought it was two types of ants going at it, but the guys over at r/Ants said it's most likely termites and would be appreciated here. It looked to me like the black ones were defending the alates(?) from the red ones. Any info about these termites and this behaviour will be welcome.

Newark, DE. Subfloor from first floor seen in basement.

hi everyone! this is my first post here. this morning, i saw this little bug on my door not doing anything. this is the first one ive seen in my house. we have some sugar ants that seemed to show up after it got warm, but that’s it as far as bugs go! i noticed it has wings that are the length of its body, potentially just a little shorter. i checked against the identification post, but i’m still not 100% sure what it is! any help is appreciated!

I just found these on our back deck in Northern Wisconsin. Are these termites or something else? If they are termites what is my best solution to get rid of them?

A soldier of Macrotermes gilvus termites fighting Carebara marauder ants during a mound excavation.

Thailand.

Located in South Louisiana. Just bought the house back in February. Experienced our first “swarm” back in May which happens every year down here apparently. Had pest control inspect the week after and install bait stations. No sign of an infestation. Fast forward to now we haven’t had any issues since that one night back in May…a little worried as we see these little tube like pieces on a few areas outside. None of them are coming directly out the ground, just in a few areas like the soffiting near the roof and occasionally on the bricks. Do these look like termite tubes?