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Asian Hornet spotted in Uitgeest? Take a photo and report it

Asian Hornet spotted in Uitgeest? Take a photo and report it

The Asian hornet is becoming active as temperatures rise, prompting the municipality of Uitgeest to urge residents to stay alert. Since this invasive species is harmful to nature, citizens are encouraged to take photos and report any sightings.

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