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: While field mice do not have large front teeth, moles typically have large front teeth. The field mouse has visible ears while the mole’s ears are very tiny and almost invisible. Moles have larger feet that are close to the body while field mice have shorter legs. Even the food habits of moles are different from field mice. While field mice prefer to eat green vegetation, the mole is primarily an insectivore and feed on earthworms and insects. The lifespan of field mice
How long do the field mice live? The lifespan of field mice is really short, ranging from 2 to 16 months. With good living conditions, the lifespan of field mice may sometimes extend to 20-24 months. Female field mice mature in about 7 to 8 weeks after birth. According to Professor Joanna Gliwicz of the University of Warsaw, Poland the approximate gestation period is about 3 to 4 weeks.