Title: Moles Vs. Voles | WildlifeRemoval.com
Headings: Moles Vs. Voles
Moles Vs. Voles
Mole Sounds
Mole Tracks
Mole Poop
Identifying Moles and Voles
What Does a Mole Look Like
What Does a Vole Look Like
Detecting Infestation
Signs of Mole in the Yard
Vole Damage
Preventing Infestations
How To Prevent Moles
Vole Repellent
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Content: Moles burrow between 12 inches and 18 inches below the surface in search of earthworms and white grubs which make up 75 percent of their diet. They also eat insects and other small invertebrates. Moles can be found on six continents and are most active in the summer and spring. In the colder months, they burrow further below the surface and continue to eat worms and other burrowing insects. Moles use their extrasensory abilities to sense vibrations in the earth and move when they feel the least vibrations. Because of this, moles are usually more active during the early morning and at night. Voles are small but in their adult stage can be between four and nine inches. What Does a Vole Look Like
Voles are also known as field mice, resemble most other rodents like shrews, hamsters, and gerbils. They have beady eyes, brown or gray fur, short legs, and a short furry tail. Voles are small but in their adult stage can be between four and nine inches.