The sagebrush vole lives in western North America among sagebrush and bunchgrasses. It eats flowers and moist vegetation and carries food into its burrow.
The back is pale gray or buff, while the underside is silver, white, or buff. It has a stocky body, short tail, and small ears.
It forages beneath sagebrush and grasses, eating flowers and fleshy vegetation, and carries food into its burrow. The account reports no evidence that it caches seeds.
IUCN Red List · Least Concern (LC) · Global