For about 6 years I've been watching the progress of the Afro-Bee.
The swarms are larger and much more aggressive now because of last years weather. They continue to move inland and are expected to cover a LOT more ground this spring.
One of the best sites for *reporting(*less reports because sting incidents are more common now.) the bee progress is:
http://www.stingshield.com which contains a global map of advance too.
Now THAT is something to worry about when you are out alone with your telly Herb!.
The swarms are larger and much more aggressive now because of last years weather. They continue to move inland and are expected to cover a LOT more ground this spring.
One of the best sites for *reporting(*less reports because sting incidents are more common now.) the bee progress is:
http://www.stingshield.com which contains a global map of advance too.
Now THAT is something to worry about when you are out alone with your telly Herb!.
