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Rae Callaway wrote:

> Hmm, I haven't heard of bees putting their nest in the ground.  Maybe they
> were yellow jackets (one group of VERY pissed off wasps!) or hornets?  
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I don't know it what she was referring to were the "killer bees" that 
have migrated from South America or if they were ground wasp. There are 
lots of ground wasp in Tennessee.  Just ask someone that has done the 
Big South Fork.

As far as killer bees, I haven't seen any in FL. The thing about killer 
bees is they are a lot more aggressive than our domestic version and 
will drive the domestic bees out and take over an area.

Truman

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