The Mole People
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We saw that tiny guy during our journey through the forest. He seemed lost. Either slept till the day time and forgot to come back into his hole. We found the closest one and brought him there. Hope he is all well now.
The bridge over the River Mole of 14 arches and some intriguing lights on the walls . Tried to capture the receding row of lights , however they do drop from view a bit . Take a look anyway though .
Le Môle (1863 m) est un point de repère dans la vallée de l'Arve , il se voit de très loin à la ronde.
La montée au Môle est une jolie excursion à faire, la vue en haut à 360° y est magnifique.
De près, on distingue 3 sommets : de gauche à droite, le Petit Môle, le Grand Môle (appelé plus communément le Môle), et le Môle de Marignier.
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The "Môle"
The Mole (1863 m - 6112 ft) is a landmark in the Arve Valley, it can be seen from far away. The climb to the summit of the Môle is a nice excursion. On the top, there is a gorgeous 360° view.
Up close, there are three summits : the "Petit Môle", the "Grand Môle" (more commonly known as the "Môle") and the "Môle of Marignier".
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Ayse - Haute-Savoie
I was watching a Bank Vole and the ground started to crack and lift and lots of earth worms surfaced. A juvenile Robin took interest in the worms and this little fella appeared. Unfortunately the Robin took flight and the startled mole retreated back into its burrow, all lasted about 5 seconds. Talk about being in the right place at the right time.
A mole looks very distinctive, if you can see one. It has a rounded body, velvety, grey-black fur, spade-like front claws, a short, furry tail, tiny eyes and a pink, pointed snout. They are found throughout mainland Britain, but not Ireland, wherever the soil is not deep enough for tunnelling.
Moles are often considered pests by gardeners and farmers. They live underground, tunnelling up to 20m a day and leaving characteristic mounds of earth on the surface – molehills. They also dig out large chambers, which they line with dry grass for resting. Once made, mole tunnels are often used by several generations.
Moles are solitary creatures, except during the breeding season. After mating the female gives birth to a litter of up to five young during the summer.
If Mole couldn't go down to the riverbank with his friends. He'd Stay Home and make new ones in the garden! ;0)
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