A sudden pile of white foam at the base of a large pine after heavy rain is likely sawdust from ambrosia beetles, washed down the trunk by rain. These beetles bore into stressed trees, pushing out fine, white frass.
Contact the Georgia Forestry Commission for a forester visit. Ambrosia beetles attack stressed trees—address drought, compaction, or root damage. Heavily infested trees may need removal.
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