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Identify bugs
I live in an old 1900's farmhouse and lately I've been
noticing flying bugs inside. I can easily identify the usual "attic fly" and the box elder, but this latest one has me stumped. It looks similar to an ant, but a much narrower body and doesn't have the hourglass shape that ants have. It does have wings and is black. I feel they may be termites, but my husband doesn't believe they are as 1) "termites fly in groups" and 2) "there are no termites in Pennsylvania as it's too cold". Can anyone help me? |
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