Footage shows dozens of ants taking flight in the UK on June 29. Here’s all you need to know on Flying Ant Day, including why flying ants swarm and where ants typically nest. According to the Natural ...

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Some flying ants have been known to bite or sting, but this isn’t often seen with flying ants that are found in the UK. Saucy (Picture: Kevin Quigley/ANL/REX) How to get rid of flying ants.

Flying ants are harmless and are very unlikely to bite people much like any wingless ants you usually see in your garden. Some flying ants have been known to bite or sting but this isn’t very ...

However, flying ants found in the UK very rarely bite or sting people. The NHS website says ant bites and stings “are generally harmless, although you’ll probably feel a nip”.

Flying ants are known for biting people but do not worry as they cannot hurt you. The NHS website says ant bites and stings “are generally harmless, although you’ll probably feel a nip”.

Learn about flying ants, why they appear, how long they last, and whether they pose any risk to kids and pets.

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The flying ants in the UK rarely bite, but even if they do the NHS website says the bites “are generally harmless, although you’ll probably feel a nip". How long do flying ants live for?

Flying ants are mostly harmless – though some have been known to bite, that is very rare in the UK. The only thing you can really do is try and avoid coming into contact with them.

The differences in appearance between flying ants and termites It can be pretty difficult to distinguish these two bugs when they're zooming around your yard, since they're similar sizes and shapes.