Look at the size of this swarm! I saw nothing that would indicate AHB, they should call a real beekeeper next time. :-x
http://www.kfor.com/news/kfor-news-africanized-bees-found-ok-campus-story,0,3217541.story (http://www.kfor.com/news/kfor-news-africanized-bees-found-ok-campus-story,0,3217541.story)
Wasn't a swarm, they were on comb at the end of the washing.
I doubt they were AHB. I would have though they would be more aggressive, especially with the guy up on a latter near by. Who knows what students or people were doing around or below the tree. They may have been hotter than most, bit I doubt AHB. Just my .02 cents.
Is it law to kill swarms or feral colonies because of potential AHB genetics?
That was a monster. If it had been a swarm it would be the biggest I have ever seen on film, in pic or in person. I hope I get a swarm call like that this year. Ill shake them into the back of my truck bed and cover with a screen board, a 4x8' sheet of plywood with a window screen, frame and all installed on it
Good reporting. I think it was fair, informative, and not nearly as bad as some I have seen. No big dramatic scene. Just a colony that was killed and removed from a place they had been causing problems. Just like a thousand others all across the country each week. I did like that they even mentioned that they would not know if they were actually AHBs without further testing.