| Feature | Moles | Voles |
|---|---|---|
| Diet | Earthworms, insects | Roots, bulbs, plants |
| Tunnels | Raised ridges, deep mounds | Surface runways, dime-sized holes |
| Activity | Rarely surface | Often seen at night |
| Damage | Indirect (root separation) | Direct plant eating |
This strongly suggests voles (meadow mice), possibly with some mole activity.
Mole baits (worm mimics) don’t attract voles. Vole baits (grain-based) require proper placement in runways.
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