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Fire Ant Detections February Mount Pleasant Deception King Scrub Burpengary Bay National Red Imported Fire Ant Coal Creek Mount Byron Narangba Crossdale Dayboro Eradication Program Biarra Murrumba Rush Creek Laceys Creek Rothwell Newport Dakabin North Armstrong Kurwongbah Lakes Kippa-Ring Bryden Creek Moreton Samsonvale Island FIRE ANT DETECTIONS Moreton Kallangur Mango Hill Clontarf Esk Whiteside Glen Esk FEBRUARY - APRIL 2021 Bay Kobble Creek Petrie Griffin Joyner Redbank Creek Regional Lawnton Bray Park Dundas Cashmere Mount Strathpine Brighton Moombra Lake Wivenhoe Mount Glorious Moreton Bay Samson Warner Bald Sandgate Hills Bracken Mount Hallen Brendale LEGEND Closeburn Clear Ridge Deagon Somerset Cedar Creek Mountain Eatons Hill No re port England Creek Yugar Boondall Regional Carseldine d Draper Albany x Zillmere Low m Mount . 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