Latin: Apodemus flavicollis. The yellow-necked mouse is dark brown on the top side, while the underside is pure white, except for a brown band (collar) in front of the front legs. It is larger than the house mouse, head and body measuring 10-12 cm, and the tail is slightly longer than the rest of the […]
Yellow-necked mouse
( Latin: Apodemus flavicollis) Most yellow-necked mice spend the whole of the year out in the open, but some enter houses, usually later on than the house mice, about the end of October. They will eat stores of fruit in cellars or other places. In the wild, yellow-necked mice feed on all kinds of seeds […]