On Sep 24, 1:16*pm, brooklyn1 wrote:
She says "It doesn't look like tunnels, as far as I can tell." *If not
tunnels then they must be depressions... if the ground is soft/muddy
and there are rug rats playing they could be making depressions with
toys, or even sticks. *Animals don't make depressions other than paw
prints and those would be easily recognizable as such. *Only thing
else I can think of is that squirrels were busy digging... they
sometimes dig net little holes to retrieve food that was buried
previously.

OMG when I first read "rug rats" I thought of real RATS and a variety
called rug rats. eeek. But, I now know you meant kids, or children,
and well, don't have any of those right now! No kids, no dog, no cat.

I do, however, have a fig tree that is dropping fruit faster than I
can pick it up off the ground. I am worried that is attracting
something like... real rug rats!

thanks for everyone's input...
Karen