Moles According to Dickens, one of the biggest differences between voles and moles is literally how big they are: Moles are larger than voles.

Voles remain primarily aboveground, forming 2-inch-wide surface runways, which may go unseen until winter snow melts. Vole damage to turf is largely cosmetic and the damage may repair itself over time ...

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Damage done by voles is often mistaken for that of gophers. Voles are herbivores; they can gnaw on the bark of trees and shrubs, or simply eat the roots.

The best way to prevent moles and voles from harming your landscape is by being able to accurately identify them.

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Knowing your enemy is key. Voles, with a V, are closer related to a mouse than to a mole. Vole adults weigh about 1-2 ounces and reach about 4-1/2 to 7 inches in length.

Moles and voles are both small mammals with soft gray fur. The mole has no visible eyes or ears, while the vole has beady little eyes like a mouse, small ears and a short tail.