A homeowner saw tiny dirt mounds resembling ant hills but no ants, in sandy soil. Mounds were smaller than crawfish chimneys.
Collect a specimen and describe tunnel architecture for precise ID. Many soil-dwelling insects create similar mounds; treatment depends on the organism.
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