1-inch holes in sandy Florida soil with no ants visible often come from:
Mix 2 oz dish soap in 2 gallons water; pour slowly over 2 sq ft of affected area. Insects will surface in minutes. Count and identify—if harmful pests (grubs, chinch bugs) exceed thresholds, treat accordingly.
If turf looks healthy and holes are few, it's likely benign bird activity. No treatment needed. For persistent damage, search "Kenneth Joergensen holes in lawns" for a detailed guide.
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