Title: Moles & Voles Resource Page
Headings: Moles & Voles
Moles & Voles
Resource Page
HOW DO I KNOW IF I HAVE MOLES AND VOLES?
WHAT DO MOLES AND VOLES LOOK LIKE?
ARE MOLES AND VOLES DANGEROUS?
CAN MY YARD BE DAMAGED BY MOLES AND VOLES?
WHY ARE MOLES AND VOLES IN MY YARD?
WHAT DO MOLES AND VOLES EAT?
WHAT IS THE LIFECYCLE OF MOLES AND VOLES?
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Content: Lawns that have a lot of worms, grubs, and beetle larvae are good hunting ground for moles. Moles prefer soil that is shaded, cool, and moist because of plentiful worms and grubs and easy digging. Moles typically make their home burrows in high, dry spots often under large trees, buildings or sidewalks. Voles are attracted to landscaping with long grass, lots of ground cover and heavily mulched planting beds. Grass or crops that are left long in the fall and then covered by snow can also attract voles. Voles very rarely enter buildings, but may end up inside a building by accident. WHAT DO MOLES AND VOLES EAT? Moles are technically insectivores; not rodents. Moles feed primarily on earthworms and white grubs, but will also eat millipedes, centipedes, beetles, spiders, and other insects that venture into their underground tunnels.