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Irish Examiner on MSNIreland's beekeepers 'very concerned' Asian hornet could 'wreak havoc' on bee population
Beekeeper says honey bees are the preferred food of the hornets as she asked the public to be vigilant when travelling to Ireland by ferry as they are 'very good at piggybacking on human transport' ...
The Irish Beekeepers' Association has warned that Asian hornets could "wreck havoc" as its preferred food is honey bees.
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Extra.ie on MSNBeekeepers warn that Asian hornets could ‘wreak havoc’
The Irish Beekeeper's Association (IBA) has warned that Asian hornets have the potential to 'wreak havoc' on the bee population of Ireland.
The Irish Beekeepers' Association has warned that Asian hornets could "wreak havoc" as its preferred food is honey bees.
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ASIAN hornets could “wreak havoc” on Ireland following the sighting and capture of the apex predator in Co Cork on Tuesday. The presence of the hornet poses a direct threat to Irish ...
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