Clethrionomys Collection
In the vast taiga forests, a small creature scurries along the floor in search of sustenance. Meet the Clethrionomys, also known as the Northern red-backed vole
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In the vast taiga forests, a small creature scurries along the floor in search of sustenance. Meet the Clethrionomys, also known as the Northern red-backed vole. These adorable rodents are often found feeding on Siberian stone, their primary source of nourishment. Captured in Picture No. 10901767, two young brothers of this species can be seen indulging in a hearty meal together. Their tiny paws delicately grasp onto their food as they enjoy each bite with enthusiasm. The Clethrionomys is perfectly adapted to life on the taiga-forest floor. With its reddish-brown fur blending seamlessly into its surroundings, it remains camouflaged from potential predators while it forages for food. Not too far away from these brothers' feast lies another member of the vole family - the Bank Vole. This particular individual has taken shelter under a bird table and watches cautiously from hedgerow cover. Its keen eyes observe every movement around it, ensuring its safety before venturing out to find its own nourishment. This adult female Bank Vole (Myodes glareolus) showcases stunning shades of brown against lush green moss in Norfolk, England during September's controlled environment conditions. Both Clethrionomys and Bank Voles play crucial roles within their ecosystems as seed dispersers and prey for larger animals such as owls and foxes. They may be small creatures but they have big impacts on maintaining balance within nature. So next time you wander through a dense forest or spot an enchanting rodent near your home, take a moment to appreciate these remarkable creatures like Clethrionomys and Bank Voles who silently contribute to our natural world's harmony.