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What do Woodworm Flies Look Like?
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Woodworms are larvae of different species of furniture beetles. They are very complicated to distinguish but are all soft, curved and have very small legs. The beetles fly and can survive for a few weeks.
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A flying ant has two wings on each side that are uneven, three body parts, and a set of bent antennae. The middle section (their abdomen) is very thin.
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If you could look at a fruit fly up close you would see it has six legs and three body parts because after all it is an insect. With the naked eye the fruit fly looks like a gnat.
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Flying ants have the same body type as regular ants that you would see on the ground. The only difference is the see through wings they have on their backs.
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Woodworm is a generic description given to the infestation of a wooden item (normally part of a dwelling or the furniture in it) by the wood-eating larvae/grubs of one of many species of beetle.
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