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Vertebrate Signs

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Damage caused by voles, chewed bark.
Vole trunk damage
Identification tip: Voles chew the bark off trees just above and below the soil line.		 Pocket gopher mounds
Pocket gopher mounds
Identification tip: Pocket gopher mounds are generally fan shaped and have a plugged opening.

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