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Excerpt from The Annals of Scottish Natural History: A Quarterly Magazine With Which Is Incorporated "the Scottish Naturalist"
In colour it is sandy-brown above (the apical portion-of the hairs being yellowish-brown, the basal slaty-gray) with long protruding black hairs interspersed below it is sandy rufous. Half-grown examples are duller in colour, being darker than the adults on both the upper and under surface, and in this respect they resemble the Water Vole of similar age.
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