Can You Help Me Identify The Animal That Dug This Hole
Hello,
I live in Nassau County, NY and this morning I noticed a hole in my lawn that I think could only have been made by a wild animal. The hole is about 1/2' to 1' deep and goes under the concrete. I need to know what I should do. Should I fill it in with top soil or should I treat it with something first? Please see the attachments.
Thanks in advance for your suggestions.
There is no fresh dirt so I don't think it was dug recently. It could be from a void from construction that finally became visible at the surface or an old animal burrow. I'd just fill it in.
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Thanks
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