Least Concern
Field Mouse (Wood Mouse)
Apodemus sylvaticus
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About
The wood mouse, also known as the field mouse, is a small rodent common throughout Europe and parts of Asia. They are important prey for many predators and play a role in seed dispersal.
Habitat
Woodlands, fields, and gardens of Europe and Asia
Diet
Omnivorous - seeds, fruits, insects, and fungi
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Fun Facts
- Wood mice build nests from grass and leaves, often hidden underground or in dense vegetation.
- They have a gestation period of only 20-25 days and can have multiple litters per year.
- These mice are nocturnal and have excellent hearing and sense of smell.
Conservation
StatusLeast Concern
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