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Bill,

How's your soil moisture been?  When it's droughty the worms go deep, curl up to conserve moisture, and do no reproducing.   It might take them a little while to get their populations back up after getting hit by that.

Muffy Barrett
SC Wisconsin where, like Tanis and mIEKAL, we currently have lots of earthworms.

-- "Bill Russell"  wrote:
Earthworms have been absent here for several years.

Bill

central PA