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http://www.nysipm.cornell.edu/factsheets/treefruit/pests/vole/vole.asp I"d say they are:-)

never heard of a pine vole.heard of a meadow vole.Different species? lotsa meadow voles down here in the salt hay marshes

glad it was fresh water.If it was salt you might as well leave it in the crik.glad you didn't get hurt. I"ll have to get to those stones sometime.Meanwhile another project beckons:-)

I say mice.Someone put a camera on it!

well it's a beetle,thats as far as I get.Post your pic on Bugguide.net and they will identify it for you.you have to register for free first but they do a great job and they do it quick.Many pics if you want to self ID.

I think I may see it.Southwest of the Wide Tape Stone?

My brother or dad did it.Both have the Middle name Earnest.

I surprised that car wasn't stripped.Looked like some possibly good parts left in there.How close were we to this?

I was wondering the same myself but figgered he had his reasons.One could be that Deer Mice are know to carry Hantavirus.Don't know if it has occured around here or not but I know it has in the southwest.

I dove that well once with a wetsuit on in March.goes back about 200 ft as a three foot high tunnel half full of water.

I hope it's not the dreaded Irish Deer Mouse. http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/01/090106230720.htm

They'll dig around it.I know it's not eco sensitive but you need to put a nasty smelling chemical down to get rid of them,either that or poison.I"d sprinkle the area with gasoline or chlorine.Thats the only way I seemed to be able to get rid of yellowjacket nests in my yard.Flooding them with...

http://www.nps.gov/romo/naturescience/deer_mouse.htm Busted!

Wolf Spiders live in holes about that size but usually not at the base of trees,they build more in the open and they usually don't leave a telltale mound around the hole since they hunt from the opening by ambush.

PS one inch diameter would be a bit small for chipmunks and moles usually travel and don't stay in one place long unless rearing young.I"m leaning toward Deer Mouse.They will stay in one place and use the same nest over and over as long as they have food available and are left unmolested.

are they still appearing after being covered now that it is winter?There are insects that live in burrows as weel but like reptiles they should be comatose right now.

I definitely need new boots.When I got home my wife said she ordered them.Also need a pair of briar britches.That small 2 inch square hole on my right knee of my carharts allowed my right knee to become a bloody mess.Sophie came home and fell asleep the rest of the day.She loves the swamp but...

Also He said it keeps digging them out and a snake except when denning usually doesn't come back to the same place over and over.I"m definitely thinking small mammal and it lives there.

I was thinking snake but it's winter,pretty much rules out snake.

I"m thinking a Deer Mouse or Chipmunk nest under or inside the stump,possibly shrew or mole as well.Size of the hole is important.Chipmunks are bigger then the other three.