Are mounds of dirt beside the driveway cause for concern? They aren’t a sign of impending doom, but they are an indication that a mole has moved into your yard.

Help! Our backyard has suddenlygone soggy-feeling and piles of dirt appear everywhere. What can we do?We think it is caused by moles. --B.J.H., Tulsa.

The mysterious piles of dirt are showing up in a Martinez neighborhood, puzzling residents about what’s causing them and what to do about them.

If you're seeing mounds in your yard but no holes, it's most likely caused by burrowing moles. Moles are only one of a few other possibilities it could be, but thankfully, the list is small. If ...

Mole Cricket, courtesy of OSU Extension He said in June and July, mole crickets were busy making little baby nymphs that lived in dirt dwellings.

You may find entry and exit mounds, which are usually round and symmetrical, pushed up volcano-fashion by the mole. The hole usually has dirt in it but remains visible.

The size and shape of lawn holes can tell you who's digging themYou can determine the source of holes in your yard without ...

Moles live entirely underground and can tunnel one foot per minute, creating extensive tunnels and volcanic-shaped mounds when breaking ground.

What are those varmints in my garden? Are they moles, voles or gophers? Moles are small, insect-eating mammals. If you see mounds of dirt and surface runways, you may have moles. Voles, or meadow ...

Over the years, this choice has served my plants and trees very well. This year mole mounds create paths down toward the brook. Moles do not harm the soil; they help aerate it by loosening the dirt.

Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky homeowners who pride themselves in their yards and their lawns have been frustrated by dirt mounds and trails left by moles.

If you're seeing mounds in your yard but no holes, it's most likely caused by burrowing moles. Moles are only one of a few other possibilities it could be, but thankfully, the list is small.