Colorado homeowner (3-year-old landscaped yard) has many 1/2-inch tall bumps with 1/8-inch holes underneath, going down ~1 inch. No animals/insects seen. Photos provided.

Consult ICWDM damage identification guides to systematically diagnose. Need more data: number of holes, distribution, time of activity, soil moisture.
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