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Meadow Vole Microtus pennsylvanicus
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Upload Date: 2008:02:03 19:13:58
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Meadow Vole
If a vole feels
threatened, it will stamp its hindfeet, much like a rabbit.
Meadow Voles normally only make noise in order to threaten
another vole. Female voles are very
territorial
Meadow Voles are preyed
upon by many creatures, including: hawks, owls, foxes, cats,
snakes, crows, herons, shrews, skunks, bullfrogs, snapping
turtles, largemouth bass, and raccoons.
Meadow Vole Microtus pennsylvanicus
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