We sometimes notice that they buzz around us right after we've taken a shower and are outside, usually attracted to the sweet smells given off by cologne, shampoo, deodorants, etc. And, chances are pretty good that most of these bees are Africanized . One bee keeper friend told me that once they arrive in an area and start breeding with the local bees that it doesn't take much time at all before the majority of all bees to be at least some part Africanized . Their focus is on pets and livestock but once again the same can apply for children and other humans also. DO look for bee colonies around your property regularly.
Honey bees nest in a wide variety of sites.
They may nest in such diverse sites as animal burrows in the ground, water meter boxes, or in overturned flower pots. Sometimes honey bees may nest in the open in trees or shrubs. Look for active bees and listen for a buzzing or humming sound in the ground, in trees shrubs, or in block walls. If you find a colony of bees, call your local office of the Arizona Department of Agriculture, local County Health Department or the 911 Emergency Service in your area. The response will depend on the local response network established in your area.