Q: I understand that any home can be susceptible to termites, but what about wood-boring beetles? We have a crawl ... daily even after treatment because eggs can take a long time to hatch.

However, these wood-boring insects dig into wood to lay their eggs, often leaving unsightly holes and tunnels. If left ...

There are many species of wood boring beetles with similar life cycles ... The adult female beetles lay eggs that hatch into grubs that burrow into the wood. The insects may carry a fungus ...

Make sure you know how to spot and get rid of damp, as well as how to stop condensation. Wood-boring beetles find it difficult to lay their eggs inside treated woods. Varnished wood provides a hostile ...

While this particular green ash on Crystal Bridge Drive may appear healthy, the emerald ash borer — an invasive wood-boring beetle ... dark green beetles lay eggs on the bark of ash as they ...

All wood-boring insects spend most of their lives as larvae ... I imagine the larvae inside your bathroom cupboard hatched out of their eggs laid when the timber was freshly felled in its Far ...

April 7 (UPI) --A highly invasive wood-boring beetle was intercepted last month by U.S. border agents before it could destroy forests and ecosystems, Customs and Border Protection announced Monday.

Females chew small depressions in tree trunks or branches, such as those seen here, to deposit eggs. (Kenneth R ... It’s an invasive wood-boring beetle that attacks 12 types of hardwood trees ...