Central Oregon is home to many rats and mice. If you find an injured or orphaned rat or mouse, send a picture to the Think Wild hotline so we can determine if it is native: (541) 241-8680. If you are having issues with mice or rats in your home, we also loan out live traps and offer humane exclusion advice.

Rats, mice, voles and muskrats range in size from the tiny Western harvest mouse to the large common muskrat. This group of rodents includes mice, voles, rats and muskrats of various sizes, but they all share one trait - their dentition is highly specialized for gnawing. The desert woodrat is the smallest member of the genus that occurs in Oregon.

I’ve compiled a list of the most common mice and rats that live in Oregon, with photos and range maps to help find the one you’re looking at. Unfortunately, mice and rats can be hard to …

You probably know voles as field or meadow mice, but this type of rodent is more closely related to hamsters. Voles use burrows for nesting, shelter, and rest. They create woven grass nests placed in the burrows or under logs. As their name suggests, they …

White-Footed Mice prefer habitats such as forests, fields, and grasslands. These mice are omnivorous, consuming seeds, fruits, insects, and even small vertebrates. They also have the ability to climb trees and are excellent runners. Similar to the Deer Mouse, the White-Footed Mouse is primarily active at night but may be seen during the day.

This informative article explores the various types of mice and rats found in Oregon, shedding light on the challenges of identifying these rodents due to their similar appearances and shy nature. Among the most common species are the Brown Rat, Black Rat, and House Mouse, each with their own unique characteristics and habits.

Invasive and nonnative wildlife in Central Oregon include, but are not limited to, Virginia Opossum, Eastern Gray Squirrels and Norway rats. Click here to learn more.

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2024年12月20日 · However, if you live near Oregon’s fields or meadows, you might spot a deer mouse or even some other kind of field mouse scampering around your property. Mice sure can be a mess – nibbling on wires, gnawing holes in your walls, and possibly damaging your furniture.

2023年6月26日 · Keep reading as we discuss house mice, Norway rats, and roof rats – Oregon’s three most common rodents. We’ll describe their physical characteristics, habitats, and behaviors, as well as the potential health risks they pose to humans and pets.