Florida’s 3,169 oldfield mouse records come almost entirely from GBIF, with just 18 from iNaturalist, so this is large-scale survey data rather than casual sightings. Several pale beach mouse subspecies exist only on specific stretches of Florida’s coastal dunes and carry federal protection, though the records here cover the species as a whole.
May is the clear peak month, with 612 records compared to a few hundred or fewer in most other months. Gulf Islands National Seashore appears among the named sites, but with so few records tied to any single place, it reads as one data point rather than a hotspot.
