Title: How to Tell the Difference Between Moles, Voles, and Gophers
Headings: 
Moles
What is a Mole?
Damage And Signs Of Mole Infestation
Gophers
What is a Gopher?
Damage And Signs Of Gopher Infestation
Voles
What is a Vole?
Damage And Signs Of Vole Infestation
Why It’s Important To Know Your Moles

Content: Voles are more commonly known as field mice or meadow mice. They are easily mistaken for gophers, but voles are far smaller. However, like gophers voles do similar damage to plant life. They also like eating bark as well plant root systems, bulbs, and shrubs. Voles live in burrows like moles and gophers, but like each have their own unique traits. Damage And Signs Of Vole Infestation
Voles live in burrows, but they are not equipped with the physical tools for digging their own like other animals. That means voles tend to move into the old abandoned burrows of gophers or moles. When a vole moves in, it has its own telltale signs of residence. Voles do not cover the entrance to their burrows. When a vole has moved into an existing tunnel system, the openings it uses will be clearly visible, often with an apparent pathway to it through the surrounding grass.