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Mole Damage
Photo: Laura Kammin
Closeup of a tunnel made by an eastern mole.
Photo: Laura Kammin
As moles tunnel under the ground, their surface tunnels push soil up through the vegetation.
Closeup of a tunnel made by an eastern mole.
As moles tunnel under the ground, their surface tunnels push soil up through the vegetation.
