Termite droppings—specifically frass produced by drywood termites—look like tiny, hard, elongated pellets with six distinct concave sides and rounded ends, closely resembling coarse sand, coffee grounds, or pepper. These dry fecal pellets are pushed out of tiny kick-out holes by worker termites, accumulating in neat little piles on windowsills, baseboards, or floors directly beneath infested wooden beams.
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