Holes in yard

white grubs.

: white grubs.

How big are the holes?

Here we have - of all things - a crawdad looking thing that burrows in the clay an leaves what looks like a nuclear smoke stack above it. Rauses the devil with the mower.

Kate

Unbelievable what people post expecting to get answers. No info as to whether the hole is 1/16 inch or 1 inch. Nor any info as to whether the location is Miami or England. Sort of like saying my car doesn't work anymore, how do I fix it.

Unbelievable what people post expecting to get answers. No info as to whether the hole is 1/16 inch or 1 inch. Nor any info as to whether the location is Miami or England. Sort of like saying my car doesn't work anymore, how do I fix it.

If the holes are about 2 inches wide it may be squirrels either digging up stuff they buried or "planting" new ones they've found. I've got holes likwethat in my lawn & border areas & I've seen the squirrels digging them.

Terry

Likewise, it's unbelievable what people replying, will post.

As the OP posted that they thought cicadas were emerging, that gives a clue to the size of the hole. Seems like "info" to me.

(resolves to: pool-68-236-xxx-xxx.hag.east.verizon.net) and

is most likely a valid email domain for the poster, coinciding with the Posting-Host and Path headers.

Pretty much narrows it down, doesn't it?

You're answer was sort of like saying, "Replace the engine." without even opening the hood.

Likewise, it's unbelievable what people replying, will post.

As the OP posted that they thought cicadas were emerging, that gives a clue to the size of the hole. Seems like "info" to me.

(resolves to: pool-68-236-xxx-xxx.hag.east.verizon.net) and

is most likely a valid email domain for the poster, coinciding with the Posting-Host and Path headers.

Pretty much narrows it down, doesn't it?

Your answer was sort of like saying, "Replace the engine." without even opening the hood.

Are you stoopid?

More like, imho, if someone has white grubs and yard holes, it would be what is eating the white grubs creating the holes.

Skunks maybe?

tom @