Species MammalsBank Vole

Bank Vole

Myodes glareolus

Very rareMammal
Illustration of Bank Vole (Myodes glareolus)

The Bank Vole is a European species introduced to Newfoundland, Canada, likely via ships, and has established a localized invasive population there. It has a distinctive chestnut-red back and is a semi-arboreal vole that climbs shrubs and low tree branches. Its presence in Newfoundland threatens native small-mammal communities.

Habitat
Deciduous forests, hedgerows, and shrubby areas of Newfoundland
Diet
Berries, seeds, fungi, and insects
How common
Very rare

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