I was just sent this picture from Ninigret NWR on Rhode Island
Anyone like to guess what species it is?
Jon
Vole species…
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Southern bog lemming, it’s very common there. Southern red-backed vole would have larger eye and ear.
Thanks. In that case I might just go up there this weekend!