As a homeowner, you probably don't like the holes they may leave behind in wood for their nests ... but can you safely prevent carpenter bees from nesting in your yard using aluminum foil?

Both bore into wood, though termites actually eat it, while carpenter ants remove it to make nests. Both grow wings, and they’re almost the same size. Termites, however, are brown, not black ...

These spikes will lure those carpenter ants finding food for the colony ... Find the source from the outside: inspect your garden, lawn or the outdoor area for any trait of the nest. You should also ...

Wooden fences can come with a host of problems, including the appearance of small holes. Here we explore the cause of this ...

The book is a throwback to “those young, wide-eyed days when you could stumble into adventure right outside your doorstep.” ...

there's a way you can help that will not only increase the populations of these essential creatures but also benefit your yard and garden. If you can attract pollinators and get them to nest in ...

The researchers repeatedly confronted ants with competitors from another nest. The test ants remembered the negative experiences they had during these encounters: when they encountered ants from a ...

The researchers from the University of Freiburg studied how ants interacted with members of rival nests. They designed controlled experiments to observe if ants could recall past interactions and ...