FOOD AND HABITAT

The diet of the prairie vole reflects both its environment and its

choice of food. The plants eaten are usually green and succulent, but

some dry, hard seeds and small stems of woody plants are also eaten. The

vegetation, which supplies the food for the vole, is important as cover

or nesting material. For this reason food and habitat are discussed

together.

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