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Long-tailed Vole
 

Microtus longicaudus

* Occurs almost state-wide in forest, mountain meadow, sagebrush, and riparian habitats.

* Occurs in the driest part of the meadows.

* Has long tail for a vole, but shorter than house mouse. Ears are also short.

* Long-tailed voles build their nests above ground during the winter, but in underground burrows during the summer.

 
  Photo Kristi Dubois Photo can be viewed at http://fwp.mt.gov/fieldguide/mediaDisplay.aspx?id=5678&elcode=AMAFF11060


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