AustinC

It's a shame they're endangered!

I want one. ;_;

Haha, believe me, I tore apart the bed, but this guy was alone. Curious if it's identifiable!

Arvicola amphibius
http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/23632577
http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/life/Europea...

Also worth noting, it could be any small varmint, you can't be certain.

My guess would be the European Warer Vole, they make burrows similar to these, especially by streams and lakes so if you're near a body of water it's a good shot. Their burrows are generally over 7cm so for you to say 10 is good. Without visually sighting the animal we'll never be sure but from the descriptions provided it's a good shot.

I'll provide you with resources in the comment below, once I retrieve them.

Yikes, interesting to see the cultural use of some animals, despite their cuteness.

Absolutely stunning!

I believe this qualifies for the rare color morph mission, http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/7970... and would be glad if you added it, if not already in it! I found this link for you regarding red foxes and their morphs,http://livingwithfoxes.weebly.com/colour-morphs.html.

Thank you! They like to steal the nuts off the trees, fun to catch them in the act!

As much as I hate spiders, this is quite beautiful! Just don't let it crawl on me!