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A. During droughts, in particular, voles move to town. They come into the well-watered lawns, gardens and golf courses. Thirst draws them in. When the drought weakens, though, they don’t move out. They are now happy and well fed and well watered and their populations explode. Whole neighborhoods can become infested on an almost Biblical scale.
