Western meadow voles carry no NatureServe state rank in Nebraska, SNR unranked, and the record leans toward iNaturalist (25) over GBIF (19), suggesting casual sightings document this recently split species (formerly lumped with the meadow vole) about as often as survey data.
Records scatter across eight separate months with an April peak (6 sightings) and secondary bumps in October and December (4 each), too uneven a pattern to describe a confident seasonal cycle in a dataset this size, though the fall-winter bumps may track increased visibility of runways in thinning vegetation.




