Termite Identifier: Swarm

Termite swarmers mean a problem inside the walls. Flying ants mean nothing. Photograph the insect — or just the shed wings left on the windowsill — and get a straight answer in seconds, or an honest "not sure" when the photo can't carry one. ▸ TWO WAYS TO ASK Most identifiers need an organism. A shed wing isn't one. • The insect — photograph the swarmer itself, waist and antennae in frame • Just the wings — lay two or three flat and photograph those alone, no insect needed • Four equal wings means termite. Two unequal pairs means ant. The wings carry that on their own ▸ A STRAIGHT ANSWER, OR AN HONEST "NOT SURE" Two independent vision models read your photo, and they have to agree. • TERMITE, FLYING ANT or NOT SURE — never a coin flip • See how each check decided — antennae, waist and wing shape, on your own photo • NOT SURE tells you what to photograph next • A scale reference is…