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Eastern meadow voles, sometimes referred to as meadow mice, are 2-3 oz rodents that inhabit eastern North America and are active all year round. Voles will mostly be found burrowing in grassy areas, which can include your own lawn. It can be difficult to know if you have a vole problem in the winter, as...