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Vole Control in Lawns and Landscapes

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MF2975 Vole Control in Lawns and Landscapes

by Charles D. Lee

  • Published Date: Mar 2011
Sometimes called meadow mice, voles are compact rodents with short tails (about an inch long), stocky bodies, big heads, and short legs. Their eyes are small and ears partially hidden. They are usually brown or gray. 4 p., color.
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