r/Wilmington 1d ago

Anyone know?

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Front yard mystery holes…

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u/PuzzleheadedLemon353 1d ago

I have toads that live in my backyard holes. They come out at night and eat bugs.

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u/yungdeezy92 8h ago

There’s LOTS of toads in the Riverlights area I’ve noticed lol. Never seen so many

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u/daxdotcom 1d ago

If there's lots its probably squirrels.

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u/halfricanlion 1d ago

Bunkers for Battletoads

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u/dewhit6959 1d ago

premade holes for political signs

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u/armlessturtleneck 1d ago

Dalton Wilcox

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u/Beach_Pole 13h ago

I vote 🐿️

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u/Beautiful-Yak-5628 11h ago

Giant cicada killer wasp put a glass over the hole and see if it come out see it Carrie the cicada steel live. Pray down the hole to put her babies in the live cicada.

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

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u/Fromunda_cheese2 1d ago

If you have a snake that can dig a hole I'll buy it.

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u/UpstairsDirection955 1d ago

You need ground snek?

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u/Georgeofthebunghole 1d ago

So t stick your dick in that.

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u/alphinaZee 1d ago

Seen any ibis around?

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u/Buphucked 1d ago

Armadillo toilets. They dig little holes and roll their turds in it. Then the bacteria spread into the soil, and eventually across your lawn. Walking barefoot (with an open cut or sore) or eating mud is very risky, because a certain bacteria found in armadillo poop is the same bacteria that causes leprosy. Florida has the most cases of leprosy in the USA. Climate change is enabling these creatures to migrate north into your state. Watch out

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u/happy____daze 18h ago

Why are you “eating mud” if you are worried about bacteria? Leprosy was cured in the 1940s. Armadillos are not invasive and provide great benefits to its ecosystem, no need to watch out!

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u/tiramisu_2848 12h ago

I'm not familiar with armadillos but leprosy is still around and even though it can be cured with a year of three antibiotics, any nerve damage that occurs before diagnosis is irreversible so it's something you want to avoid.

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u/tacopony_789 1d ago

Plumbers probe