Tons of possibilities. I’ve seen holes like that with chipmunks, voles, snakes, and (obviously not this case) yellowjackets.
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Probably voles. One side of my yard is eat up with them and there is very little you can do. They especially love irrigated turf because it is easy to burrow in. My yard looks like Tremors sometimes and it spongy to walk on because they've burrowed so much.
I'm gonna vote for the funniest frog with the loudest croak on the highest log.
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Yeah, in the midwest that would be an Armadillo. We see them most often in late summer, early fall around here. They are digging for grubs and worms and can ruin your lawn in just a few days.
They are relentless and will tell their buddies about the new diner they found. A .410 is your friend. You pretty much have to kill them.
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