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Common Indian Field Mouse

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Photo: Chayant Gonsalves · CC BY 4.0 (May be cropped or resized)

Mus booduga

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Size

About 7cm head and body, tail about 6cm

Across its range this small mouse is glossy light brown above, shading to greyish-white or white below, often with a light brown band or patch across the chest. It has large rounded ears and a pointed muzzle, and its upper incisors curve backwards. Head and body are about 7 cm and the tail about 6 cm. The species occurs in Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Nepal and Sri Lanka, where it is called wel heen-miya in Sinhala (Wikipedia, general species account).

No Sri Lankan ecology was found for this entry. Nationally Least Concern (Sri Lanka National Red List 2012).

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How big is the Common Indian Field Mouse?
About 7cm head and body, tail about 6cm
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