The common pine vole is a small vole that often tunnels in deep soil and eats plant roots and tubers.
It has small eyes and ears, a dark gray back, a lighter belly, a two-toned tail with a dark upper side, and a somewhat flattened head.
It is herbivorous and eats roots, tubers, and similar foods, but it may also forage above ground.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.