Pocket Gophers Gophers are very well adapted to an underground existence. They burrow through gardens and lawns, pushing soil to the surface to form horseshoe mounds.

Gophers are very well adapted to an underground existence. They burrow through gardens and lawns, usually pulling down plants by the roots, pushing up soil to form horseshoe mounds, which can cause an unstable ground, which could be a liability if someone fell through and broke an ankle, etc..

Moles
Mole are very destructive in gardens, lawns, parks, etc. In their rounds of tunneling, they will destroy lawns and on occasion dislodge or injure plants. their primary source of food is the earthworm, ants, grubs and various vegetation. They are very active night and day all year, are most active during very wet days. They will tunnel along lawn edges, walkways, driveways and edges of structures as well as open areas.

Voles
Voles are small, about seven inches long, with a short tail about a inch and half long, brown and black on top and dark grey underneath. For food, they prefer herbs and grass, in winter they may gnaw on bark of young trees. They are capable of producing five to ten litters a year, usually five to a litter.

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