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Woodland Vole

Microtus pinetorum

Photo by Fyn Kynd
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Field Notes

Description:

Found under friend's feeder eating sunflower seeds.

Species ID Suggestions

woodland vole

Microtus pinetorum

Comments (19)

Wow.. that is so cute.. Is it similar like mole? I never seen this before. Thank you for sharing Fyn..
Oh I love the video & his wobbly walking!
Thanks Debbie! William, so this is a young one?
Fyn, voles are born blind and without eyes. They have an amazing sense of smell, and have rather good hearing as well. Sorry for spelling your name wrong in my earlier post.
Umm... mine doesn't have eyes... http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/accounts/Microtus_pinetorum/pictures/collections/contributors/phil_myers/ADW_mammals/Rodentia/pinetorum6733/
Fly, you have an id for your spotting this is a vole. yes they are blind
Thanks Olivia, Tamar & Luis!!! No eyes, right?
It looks like a type of Vole. It is very cute, I agree.

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