Sentence examples for vole on from inspiring English sources
On Sunday evening, Pandora's questing vole on the ground spotted the gawky comedian chatting with festival goers in the edgy hang-out the Forest Cafe.
As an example, this approach was applied to the spread of the fossorial water vole on the Jura plateau (France), with annual population data covering eleven years from 1989 to 2000.
Dafydd Gruffydd, managing director of enterprise agency Menter Mon, said: "This project is key to the survival of the water vole on Anglesey". In 2015, Anglesey was declared "grey squirrel free" after the animals were culled to protect the island's native red squirrels.
Although we in a previous study showed that the effect of livestock grazing on the biomass of another small mammal, the Field vole, on these particular meadows was related to grazer biomass rather than livestock species [ 11], we recognize that the use of two livestock species may to some extent confound the treatment effect.
Oxford University's Professor David MacDonald, who has worked all over the world on the conservation and economics of everything from lions in Zimbabwe to water voles on the Thames, suggested one solution to the dilemma: "We have to push on economic value, as money talks, but as the first leg of the journey.
TL's research on voles went on and on.
It took almost eight months and more than 500 traps to capture the hundreds of water voles on the DP Gateway site.
If you find you need to control the population of voles on your property, try using snap-back mouse traps placed in boxes with holes on either side; this is one of the more effective control methods.
This is thought to be because the small mammals such as field voles on which all three feed were particularly plentiful last spring, perhaps because through parts of the cold winter they had been protected by a blanket of snow lying on the ground.
"If any landowners know of water voles on their land we would be extremely grateful if they could contact us".
Keystone Ecology, under licence from Natural England, trapped voles on the Wiltshire and Berkshire Canal and at Studley ahead of bank rebuilding work.
