At 12:23  9/8/96 -0700, you wrote:
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>Sender:       Discussion of Bee Biology <[log in to unmask]>
>Poster:       "Paul Cronshaw, D.C." <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject:      Where are the AHB these days?
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>Haven't heard too much on the AHB on this list these days? Maybee I should
>be happy that we beekeepers aren't getting too riled up about these
>newcomers.  :)
>
>Just curious where their migration is taking them these days. I know they
>are moving East and West across the Southern States, and have not made it
>past Blythe in S. Calif.
>
>However, I am anticipating their arrival in Santa Barbara some time in the
>future. But when?
>
>Paul Cronshaw DC
>Hobby Beekeeper
>Santa Barbara  CA
>
 
Unfortunately, Paul, they are still around and very active, as always.
Their migration is slow enough, however, that the attention on them comes
and goes.  There's always more attention when someone gets seriously hurt or
killed.
 
There are two fortunate aspects from my vantage-point; they haven't arrived
here, in our part of Texas :) (although they are in south Texas):(, and they
are susceptable to the varroa mite, which might check them before they
become too bad.
 
 
Cheers,
 
 
Mike Wallace
Sar Shalom Apiary
McKinney, Texas   USA
"Out of the heart, the mouth speaks."