pine vole การใช้

• Surprisingly, two species previously considered extinct have been rediscovered, the Lord Howe Island stick insect and the Bavarian pine vole.
• Pine voles, which tunnel deeper and attack roots, are harder to catch, but to trap either kind, apples, cunning and patience are the keys.
• Unique Mammals include the Corsican hare, the Sardinian long-eared bat, the Apennine shrew, the Udine shrew the Calabria pine vole and the Sardinian deer.
• Nearby digs on land for the pine vole, newts, frogs etc ., indicating a site with standing water . ( See below for discovery details ).
• No specimens of the Bavarian pine vole were recorded after 1962 but a small population of the rodents was found on the German-Austrian border in 2000.
• "On the Red List, all species are treated with equal importance-the humble Bavarian pine vole stands alongside the African rhino, " said IUCN Director General Achim Steiner.
• "On the Red List, all species are treated with equal importance _ the humble Bavarian pine vole stands alongside the African rhino, " said IUCN Director General Achim Steiner.
• The "'Calabria pine vole "'( " Microtus brachycercus " ) is a vole found in southern and central Italy initially described by Lehmann as a subspecies of " M . savii ".
• Snowshoe hares ( " Lepus americanus " ) are found in forests throughout the refuge in areas with dense understory . pine voles ( " Microtus pinetorum " ) have also been caught in salt marshes.
• The mammal species found throughout the Northeast United States are similar to those of the Southeast and include whitetail deer, black bear, bobcat, gray fox, raccoon, eastern gray squirrel, fox squirrel, eastern chipmunk, white-footed mouse, pine vole, and cotton mouse.
• Meanwhile, the Bavarian pine vole ( Microtus bavaricus ), whose only known habitat _ a single dewy meadow _ was destroyed by the construction of a hospital, reappeared in northern Tyrol, just across the German-Austrian border, after an absence of nearly 40 years.
• Fatio described several animal species for the first time like the Albock ( " Coregonus wartmanni alpinus ", later reclassified as full species " Coregonus fatioi " by Maurice Kottelat in 1997 ), the Pfarrig ( " Coregonus confusus " ), the Autumn brienzlig ( " Coregonus albellus " ), or the Alpine pine vole ( " Microtus multiplex " ).