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Re: It is a shrew not a vole according to this man


Definitely a shrew.  Voles are bigger and a different shape.  Shrews are in the same order as moles.  They eat insects and earthworms.
 
Jan in Chatsworth   

Linda Smith <irisgrower@cableone.net> wrote:
 Francelle, I too thought it was a vole. But looked that up and it didn't look anything like a vole on the internet. So my husband wrote these people and this is the answer:
 
You are correct it is a shrew. If you tell me where it was photgraphed I
>could try and guess the species. If it was in the desert habitat types
>(below 4000 foot elevation) it is a desert shrew.
>
>Bill Van Pelt
>Nongame Birds and Mammals Program Manager
>2221 West Greenway Road
>Phoenix, AZ 85023
>Phone 602-789-3573, Fax 602-789-3926
 
 
Since we are at about 3500 feet I guess it is a desert shrew.  I realized the last batch of mulch I got from my supplier was at the bottom of the pile, as they were almost out--so I'm thinking I might have got them in that batch of mulch.
Linda
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