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By BIRGITT THORNHILL Extension Afcnt Termites show themselves in the open once a year when they swarm in May and June. If seen around the house or other buildings, there ' might be a serious problem. Sighting the swarm is a chance ' thing. Not seeing them doesn’t necessarily mean they aren’t there. The swarming may have already taken place. Check spider webs , around or under the house for any termites that may have become entangled. One good place to check is a web located near the entrance to the . crawl space under the house. Identifying a termite isn’t difficult even for someone who knows little about bugs. Take a closer look at the area directly behind the in; sect’s legs. If that area is broad and ! about the same diameter as the rest l of the body, it’s a termite. { Take a look at the wings. On a \ termite all four wings are about the j same size. Check the antennae. < Those on a termite are more or less
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