March alone accounts for 186 of Florida’s 576 woodland vole records, an outsized spike against roughly 20 or fewer sightings in every other month. That’s most consistent with a single concentrated trapping survey rather than a true seasonal pattern in vole activity.
The species is native to Florida and carries a secure G5 rank globally, though NatureServe hasn’t assigned the state its own rank (SNR, unranked). Every one of the 576 records comes from GBIF, not iNaturalist, another sign that this is a burrowing rodent documented mostly through trapping rather than photographs.
