Mice make nests lined with the softest materials they can find. Nests are located beneath rocks and logs, in burrows, or in trees. Three or four litters of four babies each may be born per year. Mice will also gnaw on old bones and antlers to get the calcium. When you find a bone, look very closely at it and you may see tiny paired tooth marks where mice have scraped it.
Mice eat seeds, mushrooms, fungi, berries, herbs, insects, larvae, and carrion.
They are good climbers and will climb to escape danger. They are active year-round. E-mail me and tell me about it.