This rodent resides in suitable areas at all elevations in the Adirondacks. Meadow voles may exclude other rodents such as deer and white- footed mice, bog lemmings, and red-backed voles from areas ...

Population levels, precipitation, and the relative abundance of other small mammals such as meadow vole influence local distribution in marginal habitat ... Merriam state that "the flesh of the ...

Fortunately, the bed filled back in because of the way thyme grows. Voles are also known as meadow mice, field mice and ground moles. They are not a mole, nor a mouse, nor a shrew. I don’t think ...

Voles also may nibble on fruits or vegetables, leaving them on the stem. Also called meadow mice, these rodents are 3 to 7 inches long with short legs and tails with stocky bodies. As a food ...

mi. (TIUME, Jan. 31, 1927). “One could almost count on one’s fingers and toes the people on this earth who have printed anything in defence of voles [meadow mice]; and yet in fair review there ...

BREEDING: Meadow jumping mice usually have two litters per year, but there are records of three. An average of five young are born per litter, but the size of a litter can range from two to eight.