Mole mounds are common alongside sidewalks, driveways and houses. Moles are fairly harmless. They’re after the grubs, worms and other ground-dwelling insects.

Mole crickets cause damage in turfgrass by tunneling through the soil and feeding on the plant roots, stems, and leaves.

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.

Moles don’t make the mounds of dirt. Instead, their tunneling causes the soil at the surface to raise up, revealing the tunnel’s location.

Dirt mounds. With sufficient information on the characteristics of mole holes, you can devise humane approaches to repel ...

Moles are small, insect-eating mammals. If you see mounds of dirt and surface runways, you may have moles. Voles, or meadow mice, have underground burrows where they bring the seeds or plant ...

Moles and voles both dig holes in the soil, but moles are insectivores that leave mounds beside their excavations, while voles eat plants and don’t create mounds. Vole holes are typically around ...

OKLAHOMA CITY – Some Oklahomans are spotting mysterious dirt mounds in their yards.The mounds are not very big, some only standing about 1.5 inches tall. However, they can be annoying and unsightly.

Moles live entirely underground and can tunnel one foot per minute, creating extensive tunnels and volcanic-shaped mounds when breaking ground. A mole’s damage to a lawn or plant is accidental ...

MT. JULIET, Tenn. (WKRN) — You will see them in yard after yard—mole trails and mounds, all over Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky. “They’ll cave in, you can step on them and it’s ...

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.