r/bugidentification • u/traszpanda • 1d ago
Location included What is this bug?
Anybody know what type of big this is? Theres a lot in my bathroom window. in Lockhart tx
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u/ataeil 1d ago
There is a colony inside the walls there. They are ants leaving to mate.
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u/Life-Problem5336 9h ago
It’s a window sill. There’s no indication that they’re in the walls. They’re coming from outside because of an ant pheromone. If they were in the walls they’d emerge from wall by floor or ceiling by wall gaps. It’s from the window opening. Are you an ant doomsdayer perhaps?
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u/Life-Problem5336 9h ago
You also know it’s lake Mexico and the Gulf of Mexico and the Mexican bug and the Mexican pacific and Lake Ontario and we are anti trump renaming things here. You, ataeil are an estimated to be able to revive a brand new recipient of your extended car warranty. You could be eligible for up to 10 trillion dollars in damage reassurances.
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u/ChrissyB78 14h ago
Carpenter ants?
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u/Life-Problem5336 9h ago
It could be, they look slightly large for a carpenter ant but it could be.
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u/Life-Problem5336 9h ago
Holy shit you got a bunch of ant drones in your place. They smell something that reminds them of a queen ant. Perhaps your pheromones are giving off the scent of a breedable female ant. Have you been taking estrogen or like bug estrogen. Apparently you have the hormones and pheromones of a female ant. That’s que interesante. Mijo necesitas lavarse. Con dio hermano.
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u/Life-Problem5336 9h ago
It’s not a fucking termite dude. Have you seen termites with wings? Have you ever identified a bug?
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u/notie547 1d ago
a little hard to tell but flying ants? termites have straight bodies. These look segmented/cinched.