Woodmouse
The downside of not having a garden is that I can't easily photograph the more common birds but I've found a spot to go to, that's regularly fed by someone. By this spot is a stone wall and I first glimpsed something moving last year but it was too quick for me to see what it was. I assumed a bank vole. Recently, I put down a little bit of seed by the 'entrance' and continued watching/photographing the birds. After a while, I noticed the food had gone, so I placed a bit more and waited. After a while, this still hungry woodmouse cautiously crept out to nibble on the offerings. At least I think its a woodmouse from the more pointy ears.
Woodmouse
The downside of not having a garden is that I can't easily photograph the more common birds but I've found a spot to go to, that's regularly fed by someone. By this spot is a stone wall and I first glimpsed something moving last year but it was too quick for me to see what it was. I assumed a bank vole. Recently, I put down a little bit of seed by the 'entrance' and continued watching/photographing the birds. After a while, I noticed the food had gone, so I placed a bit more and waited. After a while, this still hungry woodmouse cautiously crept out to nibble on the offerings. At least I think its a woodmouse from the more pointy ears.