The Florida mouse is found nowhere else on Earth, and NatureServe rates it S3 (vulnerable) in the state and G3 (vulnerable) globally, matching concern levels for a species with no range to retreat to elsewhere. Its 3,681 Florida records lean heavily on GBIF (3,666) over iNaturalist (45), suggesting museum or survey data drives most of the record count.
Reports peak in August at 438, the year’s single highest month, with secondary highs in March and May. That pattern in the records doesn’t necessarily match when the mouse is most active; it more likely reflects when documentation happened to concentrate.
