Microtus pinetorum (Woodland Vole)

Counties where this species is known to occur are highlighted in blue. Click here to enlarge map. Habitat: Savanna edges, upland woods, overgrown fields, fencerows, and orchards, and bottomland woods. Habits: The Woodland Vole can be found burrowing below the surface of the ground and beneath leaf litter. They are quite social. They reproduce in all months of the year, but the peak period of reproduction occurs from October to May. Females may have from one to four litters per year, averaging 2.6 young per litter (a range of one to five).

Artiodactyla

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Carnivora

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Chiroptera

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Didelphimorphia

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Insectivora

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Lagomorpha

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Rodentia

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Xenarthra

Scientific Names - Common Names

For more information, view the Mammalian Species account for this species. Search the OMNH Collections for Microtus pinetorum.