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Armadillos are usually active early in the morning or late at night.Are you concerned about armadillo damage to your lawn , garden, under your air conditioner pad, under the foundation of your home or swimming pool? Most customers who call about a armadillo problem often mention finding digging in the yard. Many customers mention finding that their flower and shrub beds may have tunneling in the beds.
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The nine-banded armadillo has proven themselves adaptable to urban landscapes, eating worms and insects at or below the soil surface. The armadillo leaves burrows and holes in the yard after foraging.Armadillos dig or root up an inverted cone-shaped hole, usually 3-4 inches deep and 1-2 inches in diameter. The giant armadillo is considered an agricultural pest by some South American farmers. They do eat some fresh shoots, but mostly are responsible for digging up fields in search of insects. Most armadillo damage occurs as a result of their rooting in lawns, golf courses, vegetable gardens, and flower beds. Characteristic signs of armadillo activity are shallow holes, 1 to 3 inches deep and 3 to 5 inches wide, which are dug in search of food. They also uproot flowers and other ornamental plants. Some damage has been caused by their burrowing under foundations, driveways, and other structures. Some people complain that armadillos keep them awake at night by rubbing their shells against their houses or other structures.
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