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Striped field mouse (Apodemus agrarius) eating something while standing on a ground.
Myszarka polna (Apodemus agrarius) coś jedząca stojąc na ziemi.
HBWW…..A group I belong to over on FB has the theme of monochrome for November! It will be cool taking pictures in b&w or converting some ive already taken into monochrome.
Ein unscheinbarer teilweise eingestürzter Hof, irgendwo in einem kleinen Dorf, eingerahmt von einem Neubaugebiet...wenn du sie findest: Pass auf und trete ihr nicht auf ihr Schwänzchen!
behind very dirty glass. I found these tiny mice so difficult to capture with my camera as the light wasn't very good and there were a lot of reflections on the glass. But despite the depth of field being so shallow here and showing up the glass more than the mouse I was quite pleased that it kept a still enough pose for me as they move so quickly.
These mice really are small - their bodies are only about 5-7 cm long with a 6cm long tail. I have never spotted any in the wild.
At the British Wildlife Centre, Surrey.
124 pictures in 2024
I was taking a walk through Svinö nature reserve at sunset when I noticed movement out of the corner of my eye. It was this cute little mouse dashing between trees, rocks and bushes. Despite the dark surroundings, I was somehow able to get it visible and in focus. An achievement I have to say I'm quite proud of!
You think this is funny...you should see him from the back of the feeder with his bum peeping through haha 😂
Little mouse looking for tree seeds under the car.
Maybe the car even cracked some open?
Kleine Maus schaut unter dem Auto nach Baum-Samen. Vielleicht hat das Auto sogar ein paar aufgeknackt?
Many thanks for faves comments and views!
Very much appreciated ♡ :-) ☆
Vielen Dank für's Ansehen , für Sterne & Kommentare.
Freut mich sehr ♡ :-) ☆
I saw a Wood Mouse in the garden again this morning, so hopefully I'll be able to have another crack at photographing them again soon!
This one was taken at midnight with two off-camera flashes: key light above and right of the camera, with a bit of backlight from a flash behind, below and left of the mouse.
Mouse Creek Falls is one of those locations that you have to return to many times to really understand. It's not your typical waterfall, in that the main creek doesn't take the plunge - a feeder creek does (Mouse Creek falls into Big Creek). I've uploaded several pictures recently to Flickr of Mouse Creek, including vertical orientations, closer shots of the falls, and panoramas. With this shot, I really tried to get the water arcing towards the lower left with the trees pointing to the upper right. As with some of my other recent shots of Mouse Creek Falls, this was taken after a heavy summer rain. Apparently, there's an upper falls on Mouse Creek several miles above this one, and requires some serious uphill, off-trail hiking to reach.
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Mouse is available for adoption at Forgotten Felines & Fidos in Germansville, PA
Please visit my FFF Album and please visit the Forgotten Felines and Fidos website, especially if you are in the Lehigh Valley area and wish to adopt a kitty. Forgotten Felines and Fidos is a non-profit and a no-kill shelter that promotes fostering and adoption of cats & dogs in need of a furever home. They have an in-house Spay/Neuter Clinic and other services.
In view of the present situation I decided to go on Safari...….
in my garden :)
Correction: It most likely is a vole !?!!
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We saw this tiny mouse at the edge of a flower border in Plas Newydd gardens. We stood quietly and were able to watch it for about half an hour, as it munched through fallen flowers and buds.
A couple more shots in the comment below.
Woody was sitting on top of the trellis, " this is what a mouse must see " , I thought , as I took this photo. He does have a lovely nose and whiskers though : )
I was in a hide the other week and kept hearing a rustling behind me. I turned round a few times but didn't see anything. When I turned around for about the fourth time, there was this little mouse head poking around the corner of the door which quickly disappeared under one of the floorboards. Having heard the rustling a few times I thought it might return so I swapped lenses and lay on the floor. Soon enough a little head popped up between the floorboards and scurried off to find food just outside of the hide