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Holes in Front Yard: Voles or Collapsed Mole Tunnels

Without Location, Best Guesses

13-lined ground squirrels (if Midwest).
Collapsed mole tunnels (no mounds).
Voles (shallow holes, no mounds).

Next Step

Use ICWDM → Solutions → Damage Identification key with photos.

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