The Eurasian water vole is a waterside rodent described here from British records. It has chestnut-brown fur, a rounded blunt nose, small ears, and a furry tail, and eats grasses and waterside plants.
The British account describes chestnut-brown fur, a blunt rounded nose, small ears, and a furry tail.
In Britain it burrows into well-vegetated banks beside slow-flowing rivers, ditches, and lakes. Its diet is mainly grasses, waterside plants, twigs, bulbs, roots, and fallen fruit, and it is more active by day than at night.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.