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Cluster of pale termites with orange heads infesting damaged wood beams

When do termites swarm in New Jersey? Rutgers places the main window from April through June. Know what indoor swarmers, shed wings, and mud tubes may signal.

Yellow and black carpenter bee resting on a hole drilled into weathered wood

Types of bees in New Jersey can nest in soil, wood, or cavities. Identify common bees, spot carpenter bee damage, and know when activity needs attention.

Large colony of black ants swarming around a nest entrance in dirt

Flying ants in New Jersey may signal a hidden carpenter ant nest or resemble termites. See which indoor swarm signs matter and what to check next.

Close-up of a sugar ant with a dark bicolored body crawling on rocky ground

Red ants in New Jersey are not always fire ants. Find out which ants may be in your yard, when activity peaks, and which signs need attention.

Paper wasp perched on its gray honeycomb nest against a wood background

Giant hornets in New Jersey are usually local look-alikes. See how European hornets, cicada killers, and other large wasps differ from invasive species.