Townsend's vole - Wikipedia
Townsend's vole lives in a burrow system and creates runways among the vegetation in its habitat. The runways are used all year round by successive generations of voles and may be 2.5 to 5 cm (1 to 2 in) deep. [5] In the summer the voles may take advantage of the denser cover available and also move about elsewhere.
Townsend's vole - Facts, Diet, Habitat & Pictures on Animalia.bio
Townsend's vole lives in a burrow system and creates runways among the vegetation in its habitat. The runways are used all year round by successive generations of voles and may be 2.5 to 5 cm (1 to 2 in) deep. In the summer the voles may take advantage of the denser cover available and also move about elsewhere.
Townsend’s Vole - DELTA FARMLAND & WILDLIFE TRUST
One tell-tale sign that a Townsend’s Vole is in the area is the presence of tunnels through vegetation along the ground; these runways are often used throughout many generations of voles and can extend down to five centimeters deep.
Townsend's vole - Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife
These voles construct and use a complex system of runways. Nests of grasses are constructed above ground on hummocks in winter but below ground in summer. Current conditions and opportunities to fish, hunt and see wildlife. Updated weekly by fish and wildlife biologists throughout the state.
Townsend Vole - Salt Spring Conservancy
It thrives around wetlands and in grassland meadows. Voles feed on the roots of grasses, sedges, and other soft-stemmed plants, fallen seeds, and leaves. A tell-tale sign of vole presence is runways through vegetation along the ground; these runways are often used throughout many generations of voles and can extend down to five centimeters deep.
Townsend's vole facts for kids - Kids encyclopedia
Townsend's vole lives in a burrow system and creates runways among the vegetation in its habitat. The runways are used all year round by successive generations of voles and may be 2.5 to 5 cm (1 to 2 in) deep. In the summer the voles may take advantage of the denser cover available and also move about elsewhere.
They construct extensive underground burrow systems and runways through grass and other vegetation on the surface of the ground. Tunnels provide protection from predators and from the weather. Townsend’s voles are good swimmers and burrow entrances may be …
(PDF) Microtus townsendii - ResearchGate
1988年12月27日 · Townsend's voles eat a variety of tender grassland and marsh vegetation including rushes (Juncus sp.), tules, horsetail (Equisetum arvense), clover (Trifolium sp.), alfalfa (Medicago...
Townsend's Vole - sibr
Runway tunnels are lined with cut green vegetation similar to other microtines. Other foods (e.g., bulbs) also may be found in abundance, concealed in runways. Cover: Prefers dense herbaceous growth, although occasionally found in brushy areas. Burrow is excavated in soft soil.
BC Conservation Data Centre: Species Summary - Gov
Constructs extensive underground burrow systems and runways through grass. Burrow entrance may be underwater. Nests may be on or below soil surface. Eats various kinds of green vegetation; grasses, sedges, and forbs, mint (MENTHA) bulbs. Active throughout the year.
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