Title: Field Mice - Habitat, Identification, Habits, and Removal Remedies
Headings: Field Mice – Habitat, Identification, Habits, and Removal Remedies
Field Mice – Habitat, Identification, Habits, and Removal Remedies
How do I identify field mice?
Which are the different types and species of field mice?
What is the difference between a field mouse and a house mouse?
Differentiating Voles and Moles
The lifespan of field mice
Habitat—where do field mice live?
Food Habits – What do field mice eat?
Behavior Habits– Are field mice nocturnal?
Signs of field mouse infestation—how do I find the field mice in my garden?
Damage caused by the field mouse
Hazards of field mice in the house—do field mice spread diseases?
Winning the battle against field mice – how to control field mice?
Traps and Repellents that work against Field Mice

Content: A telltale sign to differentiate both is the difference in the length of their tails. House mice have long tails that may extend up to approximately half their body length, while field mice have short tails. Some other differences between a field mouse and house mouse are: The field mouse has eyes and ears smaller than the house mouse. The field mouse has a rounded snout while the house mouse has a comparatively pointed snout. Differentiating Voles and Moles
A lot of times people mistake voles to be moles, not just due to their similar names but also due to their similar appearance. Since both field mice and moles are rarely seen, it becomes extremely difficult for humans to differentiate one from the other. To an untrained eye, it is very difficult to differentiate the field mouse and the mole. Researchers at the University of Maryland, have enlisted easy ways of differentiating between the field mice and moles. One of the biggest distinguishing factors between moles and field mice is the size of their teeth.