Later, John
--- Mysteryman <bestfish-in-alaweb.com> wrote:
> What makes you think that they were killer bees,
> anyway, the fact that they
> attacked you?
> It IS the tail end of swarm season, and you did kick
> their nest... what
> would you have expected them to do?
>
> I have a beehive in my house. They live in my
> bathroom walls and attic. The
> bathroom window is a nifty little spot where I can
> observe them. I know they
> aren't africanized, but I still know better than to
> try to run the lawn
> mower anywhere near the bathroom.
>
> I suppose the prudent thing to do is to alert the
> local authorities to the
> presence of the swarm and report the incident, but
> don't go hitting the
> panic button just yet. Africanized bees have
> appeared in Texas a few times
> and I think maybe in Florida, so while I doubt that
> these are such bees, it
> is a possibility.
>
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