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Moles
Mole
Talpa europaea
Appearance
6" in length. 75–130
g
in weight.
Slate–grey ‘velvety’ fur
Short palm–like front feet used for digging.
Lifecycle
1 litter per year with 3–4 young.
Habits
Feeds on earthworms, insect larvae and slugs.
Present on most ground below an altitude of 1000
m
. Disfigures lawns with hills, damages farm machinery, e.g. combine harvesters, by throwing up stones.
Livestock may injure their legs in mole tunnels.
Solitary apart from breeding February to June.
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