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Data on the dispersal of shrews are still rare, and for some species of Soricidae these are not available at all. Group marking with bait containing rhodamine B was used to study the dispersal of two species of shrews – Laxmann’s shrew ( Sorex caecutiens ) and pygmy shrew ( Sorex minutus ) in the Middle Urals (Russia). Twelve Laxmann’s shrews moved straight-line distances ranging from 80 to 4500 m. Five pygmy shrews dispersed from 475 to 2570 m. The are first field data obtained on dispersal distances of the pygmy shrew. The reported dispersal distances of the Laxmann`s shrew are the maximum known for this species.

Long-distance dispersal of two species of shrews ( Sorex caecutiens Laxmann, 1788 and Sorex minutus Linnaeus, 1766)