Flying Ant Day usually arrives during the summer months and sees flying queens, which are larger, along with smaller male ...

According to National Geographic, flying ants are harmless. Red ants do have a stinger, and can also bite with their ...

Flying Ant Day usually arrives around mid July as the queens emerge and travel to set up new colonies. Most ants that we see don't have wings but the queens and males do.

An animal rescue organisation has warned the public to look out for “drunk” seagulls "on acid" as flying ants make their ...

This is when flying ant day 2023 is set to arrive as huge swarms of winged insects have been spotted on the south coast of England - what are they?

According to the Royal Society of Biology, there is not always one flying ant day, with around 96% of days between June and September bringing sightings of the flying ants in their swarms.

This is when flying ant day 2023 is set to arrive as huge swarms of winged insects have been spotted on the south coast of England - what are they?

This is when flying ant day 2023 is set to arrive as huge swarms of winged insects have been spotted on the south coast of England - what are they?