Woodland voles vary greatly in coat color, ranging from grayish yellow, sandy yellow, tan, and brownish gray.

After introducing the colors of the woodland vole, let's take a look at its other characteristics.

The body length of woodland voles is usually less than 150mm, and the tail is very short. Usually 1/3 or 1/4 of the body length. The ear shells are normal. The soles of the hind feet are only covered with hair near the heels, the rest are bare, and the pads are clearly visible. Woodland vole has a shaggy coat. The snout is short and blunt. The feet and limbs are short, without cheek pouches, and the skull is thick and solid.