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water voles Genus Blanfordimys –
Afghan vole and
Bucharian vole Genus Chionomys – snow
voles Genus Lasiopodomys Genus Lemmiscus –
sagebrush vole Genus...
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occur in
sympatry with
prairie voles (Microtus ochrogaster) or
montane voles. In
eastern M****achusetts,
eastern meadow vole density on a
mosaic of gr****y...
- wild, on average,
water voles only live
about five months.
Maximum longevity in
captivity is two and a half years.
Water voles reach 14–22 centimetres...
- that pose a threat.
Compared to the
meadow vole,
prairie voles prefer to
inhabit drier areas.
Prairie voles are
active year-round. In
colder weather, they...
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these voles have
whiskers extending to
about their shoulders. This
mammal burrows and is most
active during the
evening and night.
Western heather voles are...
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Water vole may
refer to: In
North America, the
North American water vole (Microtus richardsoni) In Eurasia, the
three species of the
genus Arvicola: European...
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singing vole (Microtus miurus), is a medium-sized
vole found in
northwestern North America,
including Alaska and
northwestern Canada.
Singing voles have...
- that
occur within the
range of
northern red-backed
voles. In Alaska,
northern red-backed
voles and
voles (Microtus spp.)
comprised 74% of the diet of American...
- winter.[citation needed]
Female voles have
three to six
litters of
three to nine
young in a
shallow burrow. The
tundra vole has its
highest fecundity during...
- they feed on
roots and tubers,
voles do not need to
drink water much.
Voles cache food,
primarily during the winter.
Voles spend most of
their time underground...
