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It was early morning low light on a cloudy day (wouldn’t you figure) when this Red-shouldered Hawk saw and captured the mouse shown in this image. The hawk was on a snag, clearly hunting from its close inspection of the surroundings. It leaned forward and dove, hovered for a second or two then went talons first into the grass where I could not see it. Minutes later it lifted off with its prize. (Buteo lineatus) (Sony a1, 400mm lens, f/2.8, 1/2000 second, ISO 10000)
George stole the mouse from another cat, then ran towards the weeds; in the end, the mouse got away.
Give me half a chance, I'll make you shine
I'm more like a dove, way passed the dime
"Truth" is you need this in your life
Anything but "ME" is just wasting time
PS:" You don't have to keep on lookin' no more
'Cause I'm back, I'm back" ;)
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Maus Castle, which is actually called Thurnberg, was occasionally the favourite residence of the electors of Trier. Archbishop Balduin built the castle between 1353-1388 for the protection of his newly acquired territory. It was one of the most modern and technically most interesting constructions of its time. In around 1370 the counts of Katzenelnbogen built the mighty stronghold Neu-Katzenelnbogen on the adjoining mountain.
Among the local people, the impression arose that the castles spied on themselves like cat and mouse. So both bastions got their nicknames, under which they are known until today. Hope everyone had a wonderful weekend. :-)
Rusty [ our cat] brought in this live mouse the other day. I, of course, rescued it immediately so no harm could come to it.
The price of freedom is posing for my camera before release. This container normally holds my mother's ring I inherited after her passing five years ago. She probably wouldn't have approved of me putting the mouse in it.
Have a great Monday / week everyone. Off to walk my dad's dog Annie.
Harvest mouse eating seeds of Old Man's Beard. One of a pair of captive bred mice.
Own home West Dorset.
Caught this young Wood Mouse foraging at the back of my garden. One of a family living in my wood pile.
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From the previous two photographs, I could see a trail descending down to the left to the creek level (facing the creek-side right of the waterfall), and from that vantage point I had already seen several other photographs. I decided to descend down the other side on the descending trail to the right (facing the creek-side right of the waterfall) and found this image of an elegant Victorian maiden seated...leaning back... wearing a long, flowing white gown with her left arm raised waving to me. I thought how beautiful is this?! I was glad I made the decision to visit Mouse Creek Falls on Friday. Last year I visited, Bear Creek Falls, Enloe Creek Falls and Fern Branch Falls, ~all within the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. I already have three additional new ones lined up to visit and hopefully this year in 2024....Mouse Creek Falls, in confluence on the scenic Big Creek, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, North Carolina near the Tennessee border.
Lafayette, Colorado.....the mouse is actually just a play toy...the traps were set to keep my friend's cats from using this area as their bathroom :-)
One of these days I'm going to cross Big Creek and shoot Mouse Creek from the other side of the river, but on this day that water flow was just too strong to even think about it. :) -H3
Taken in the Trossachs in Scotland. This tiny mouse is the smallest European rodent to give you an idea of its size the lead to my M/Home is about 10mm across.
Look down! It's an Asiatic dayflower (Commelina communis).
Clyde Shepherd Nature Preserve
DeKalb County (Medlock Park), Georgia, USA.
31 July 2024.
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▶ Also known as "mouse ears"(!) because of the shape and position of the upper two blue petals.
▶ It's a closeup. The blossom is larger in the image than it was in 'real' life: ~ ⅕-inch (½-cm).
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A mouse raiding the bird feeders in our Cotoneaster hedge. It's getting really cheeky about it, so we are going to have to move the feeders. My daughter has decided it's called Kevin, so I can't put a trap out now !
A couple more from yesterdays trip to see the Pied Flycatchers. More images on the blog - www.maxthompsonphoto.co.uk/blog