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🐀 The chestnut-brown bank vole is our smallest vole and can be found in hedgerows, woodlands, parks and gardens. This sweet little mammal was spotted at Warburg Nature Reserve near Henley. 🍇 It eats fruit, nuts and small insects, but is particularly keen on hazelnuts and blackberries. Bank voles are very active and agile animals, and are frequently seen - they even visit bird tables. They live in shallow burrows, but may make grassy, round nests above ground if the soil is unsuitable for diggi

🐀 The chestnut-brown bank vole is our smallest vole and can be found in hedgerows, woodlands, parks and gardens. This sweet little mammal was spotted at Warburg Nature Reserve near Henley. 🍇 It eats fruit, nuts and small insects, but is particularly keen on hazelnuts and blackberries. Bank voles are very active and agile animals, and are frequently seen - they even visit bird tables. They live in shallow burrows, but may make grassy, round nests above ground if the soil is unsuitable for diggi

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Now you see me, now you don't! 🫥 Check out this bank vole caught on our trail cameras at Honeygar! Stout but speedy, the bank vole skitters around in the dense vegetation of woodlands, farmland and grasslands. Widespread across the UK, bank voles are usually very shy, though in more urban areas you might catch a glimpse of one near your bird feeder - looking for an easy meal! Bank voles have a varied diet of vegetation, roots, fungi and a variety of fruits and nuts – blackberries are a particul

Now you see me, now you don't! 🫥 Check out this bank vole caught on our trail cameras at Honeygar! Stout but speedy, the bank vole skitters around in the dense vegetation of woodlands, farmland and grasslands. Widespread across the UK, bank voles are usually very shy, though in more urban areas you might catch a glimpse of one near your bird feeder - looking for an easy meal! Bank voles have a varied diet of vegetation, roots, fungi and a variety of fruits and nuts – blackberries are a particul

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Vertical footage of a bank vole stands on the woods ground eating in daytime with blur background

Vertical footage of a bank vole stands on the woods ground eating in daytime with blur background

Bank voles, the smallest of the UK’s voles, at first sight can be confused with field voles, which are greyer, or wood mice, which have a longer tail and bound rather than scurry. 🐭 Bank voles are active during both the day and night, and forage over distances up to 50 metres. Males sometimes travel further to find a mate. 🌙 They make their nests in shallow burrows that they dig just beneath the ground, which they line with leaves, grasses, moss or feathers. They are very nimble climbers and o

Bank voles, the smallest of the UK’s voles, at first sight can be confused with field voles, which are greyer, or wood mice, which have a longer tail and bound rather than scurry. 🐭 Bank voles are active during both the day and night, and forage over distances up to 50 metres. Males sometimes travel further to find a mate. 🌙 They make their nests in shallow burrows that they dig just beneath the ground, which they line with leaves, grasses, moss or feathers. They are very nimble climbers and o

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Vertical footage of a curious bank vole standing on a mossy rock in the woods in daytime

Vertical footage of a curious bank vole standing on a mossy rock in the woods in daytime

A Bank Vole snacking on the scrap food beneath the bird feeders. The bank vole skitters around woodland and dense vegetation looking for blackberries, nuts and small insects. It uses its large ears to listen out for its many predators, such as the fox and kestrel. Like all voles, it has small eyes, a short tail and a rounded snout. Bank voles have large ears (but not as large as mice) which distinguish them from other UK vole species. | The Robin Whisperer

A Bank Vole snacking on the scrap food beneath the bird feeders. The bank vole skitters around woodland and dense vegetation looking for blackberries, nuts and small insects. It uses its large ears to listen out for its many predators, such as the fox and kestrel. Like all voles, it has small eyes, a short tail and a rounded snout. Bank voles have large ears (but not as large as mice) which distinguish them from other UK vole species. | The Robin Whisperer

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How cute is this bank vole! 🙈🥰 🎥 ddlane7 #Springwatch 💚 | BBC Springwatch

How cute is this bank vole! 🙈🥰 🎥 ddlane7 #Springwatch 💚 | BBC Springwatch

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BANK VOLE 🧡 Just a happy little bank vole (Myodes glareolus) eating some grass 🌱. This little one came into us after being caught by a cat. Luckily he was caught just in time and so after a short course of antibiotics and pain relief he was released back to the wild again. #vole #bankvole #rodent #voles #myodes #ukmammals #britishmammals #mammals #environment #britishwildlife #wildliferehab #wildlife #nature #wildliferehabilitation #wildlifecharity #saveourspecies #animals #conservation #wildl

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Here's beautiful Barry the bank vole, courtesy of keeper Meg. Bank voles are the UK's smallest vole species, and are predated by weasels, owls and foxes. What a sweet bundle of loveliness. Barry and other small mammals can be seen in out Hedgerow area. #bank vole #bank voles #myodesglareolus #britishvoles #britishrodents #britishmammals #britishwildlife #britishwildlifecentre | British Wildlife Centre

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Underground Life of a Bank Vole

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amazing bank vole comes out from under an oak tree looking for food in the forest of dean #wildlife

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bank vole our smallest vole filmed in the forest of dean gloucestershire #nature

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amazing bank vole filmed in the forest of dean #wildlife #nature #shorts

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#EssexWildlifeTV - Meet The Bank Vole

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Download A wild Bank Vole foraging for food eats seeds for free

Bank Vole - The British Mammal Guide

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Bank Swallow Identification, All About Birds, Cornell Lab of Ornithology

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Water Vole Habitat Management - Water Vole

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Meet The Voles

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Juvenile robin, bank vole and wren. #nature #wildlife #birds

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Bank vole setting up its home with flowers | SWNS

Field Signs and Surveying - Water Vole

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Hare, fawn, bank vole, robin, rabbit, polecat #nature #wildlife #animals

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🌿 Back to the Wild! 🐾 This little bank vole came into our care after a close call — caught by a cat and in need of some TLC. After careful treatment (always important that a catted animal is given antibiotics), rest, and plenty of nutritious meals, we’re thrilled to say she's made a full recovery and has just been released back into the wild where she belongs! 💚 At our centre, every rescue like this takes time, care, and dedication — from cleaning wounds and monitoring progress to ensuring ea

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Field vole | The Wildlife Trusts

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Vole - Mouse Comparison

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Water vole | The Wildlife Trusts

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The bank vole scratches its ears and runs around on the rocks. Saaremaa, Estonia.

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Bank vole (Clethrionomys glareolus) on corn cobs in farm

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Little bank vole has a new bag and is so excited they want to show it everyone! | Celestine and the Hare

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