Hilley Hamster

The Hilley Hamster, commonly known as the farmhouse or barnyard hamster are a species of wild hamster, native to the Hilley Mountains and area. They are solitary, nocturnal hamsters that originated from the caverns of the Hilley Mountains, often feeding off insects that came in their way, they are nocturnal species and often eat nocturnal bugs. 
They, today, live at the foothills and prairies under the Hilleys, commonly sneaking into haystacks and barnyards and often nibble, rest, and make their selves at home in the haystacks and hay bales of the prairies. Due to this, they are known to be nicknamed the; farmhouse hamster, and the barnyard hamster due to them, today, commonly seen at farmhouses and ranches. 
They lie prey to snakes, like rattlesnakes and vine snakes, eagles, hawks, falcons, and many carnivores and omnivores like red foxes, coyotes, and the gray wolf. 
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Category:Nareemia
Category:Nareemian Wildlife
Category:Hilley Mountain Wildlife
Category:Hamsters