Flying ants: How to get rid of the flying pests with basic 80p household item
The odd one or two flying ants can be ignored, but in their droves flying ants can become distressing, unbearable and extremely annoying.
Flying ants are fertile male and female ants, whose sole purpose is to reproduce and start a new ant colony, they do this on 'Flying Ant Day'.
'Flying Ant Day' happens once a year, and this year experts are warning it will come earlier than usual.
According to pest controllers Rentoki, flying ants are said to have increased by a staggering 50 billion this year.
A spokesman for Rentokil said: "Experts believe the rise could be attributed to the unseasonably warm start to the Spring - after Brits experienced record-breaking warm weather in April.”