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Re: Range and frequency of AHB in California
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Hi all

Greetings from Denver, heading home today.

I read the piece on AHB in California and contacted the author, who sent me this link

http://arizonasonoranewsservice.com/killer-bee-man-bisbee/

In it, she states: 

> The current estimated population in Arizona alone is 4 million to 8 million wild swarms…

I have written to her for the source of this little staggering statistic but so far, no response

Pete

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