Woodworm (Anobium punctatum) Larvae feed on wood tunnelling through causing damage to structures and furniture. adults 3-5mm seen May-June very active fliers.
Larvae rarely seen as eggs are laid within the grain of wood and adults bite exit holes to emerge usually about 2mm. Death watch beetle (xestobium rufovillosum) exit holes are larger about 4-5mm usually infests oak.There are other wood boring beetles if you feel you have a infestation Call Wiltshire Pest Services.

How to Identify Woodworm
• Bore holes similar to a used dartboard in wooden beams or furniture
• Wooden dust deposits
• Adult beetles 3-5mm dark brown

Possible Treatments
• Insecticidal treatment-Preventative and cure
• Preservative