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It has been very special to see Daisy playing this week. This tiny mouse has always been one of her favourite toys. Originally it had a yellow feather as its tail, but that got chewed to bits a long time ago. Happy Caturday!
Striped field mouse (Apodemus agrarius) eating something while standing on a ground.
Myszarka polna (Apodemus agrarius) coś jedząca stojąc na ziemi.
This is the classic view of an iconic place in Corfu. In the foreground is the 17th Century church & monastery of Panagia Vlacherma. From this islet ,one is able to get a boat to visit Pontikonisi (Mouse island ) in the mid-ground . On this islet is the lovely Byzantine chapel of Pantokrator dating back to the 11th Century. Seen here among the trees, in the centre of this islet.
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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.
Shot with Canon EOS R and 100mm © Craig Lindsay 2021. All rights reserved.
You can tell the photography bug has bitten again. I upgraded from Photoshop CS2 to CC last September, but even after upgrading the PC in January, I hadn't got round to reacquiring my beloved Silver Efex plug-in.
Well, that was put right today and I now have the rest of the Nik Collection to explore as well. However, the first experiment was to re-edit the first harvest mouse image I posted yesterday, adding a luminous Silver Efex layer just to add some structure.
This big mouse (or rat) popped out to see what was going on. Alameda Gibraltar Botanic Garden.
- Gibraltar, a British Overseas Territory at the southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula.
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.
It was early Autumn when we explored Big Creek and Mouse Creek Falls in the Smoky Mountains. Heavy rains had the waterfall and the creek really flowing. I wanted to get a little closer to the action, but the rocks were just too slippery with the water & leaves. But the smoothness of the rocks really amaze me... to think of the water flowing over those to smooth them that way. Amazing! -H3
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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.
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.
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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