Termites are damaging structural pests in the United States and play an important role in many ecosystems. Recent increases in the use of more directed termite control techniques have helped to renew an interest in basic termite ecology. A study was conducted on an Oklahoma native tallgrass prairie to investigate termite foraging behavior relative to monitoring station diameter and food source volumes. This study was installed in a split-block design and evaluated weekly. In this ongoing study, initial data indicate an increased number of larger diameter stations become active with termites compared with smaller diameter stations.