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A present from my daughter this summer. A hand made glass mouse from the Cornish village of Mousehole (pronounced mowzell). 3cm tall, Just right for Macro Mondays theme "Glass"
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
My first encounter with a mouse deer. They are the smallest hoofed mammals on the planet and only weigh up to 8 kg! Their size is similar to a hare...super lucky to get a glimpse of it!
Kaeng Krachan NP, Thailand
Eurasian Harvest Mouse / micromys minutus. (Captive bred) Derbyshire. 23/05/15.
'REVEALING A DARKER SIDE'.
At a photography workshop three years ago, working with captive bred Harvest Mice, I can remember being very surprised by the intense colour of their underfur. I discovered that beneath the bright, gingery-brown guard hairs lies a dense black fur.
The Harvest Mouse pictured was happily clambering around some dead plant stems. It frequently passed thin projections that dug into it, causing the guard hairs to become dishevelled and out of place. This is exactly what had happened when I made the image, thus revealing the area of sooty black underfur.
BEST VIEWED LARGE.
My youngest cat June brought in this little mouse and deposited it in my bedroom. I was able to capture it...only to get bitten really hard on the finger ....that's the thanks I got for saving it from certain death. Here's a pix of it just before letting it go in the front yard.
I made 3 dozen Mickey Mouse cookies and 3 dozen cupcakes for a birthday party for my neighbors daughter. I was happy with the way they turned out and they were fun to make.
Finger Puppets in a box (I used to use them to tell stories to the kids at my Early Childhood Centre)
A lone mouse made a dangerous trek across the surface of the snow drifts. There are many eyes in this forest just looking for a little meal like this.
"The Mousetrap is a murder mystery play by Agatha Christie. The play opened in London's West End in 1952 and ran continuously until 16 March 2020, when the stage performances had to be temporarily discontinued during the COVID-19 pandemic. It then re-opened on 17 May 2021."
"Mouse Trap is also a board game, a long-time family favourite which is always good for zany action and lots of laughs. Scurry around the board collecting cheese and stealing cheese from other players but watch out for the trap!"
Well, not really attack.
The light was not great in this shot but it's been a long time since Mouse appeared on my stream so I brought my camera when I went over to visit Mad and Mouse this afternoon.
There's a lot of grain but that's okay, you can still see how cute Mouse is.
Hope everyone has had a good day.
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Sun & Moon Earrings out NOW in the main store. Here's a SLURL: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Nouveau/212/24/29.
"The works of Katharina Fritsch are based on images of memory, drawn from what she has seen or dreamed. She creates images that combine the real and the unreal, objects that are tangible yet appear like an illusion. Through this, they seem to exist in a parallel relationship to our everyday world. in 'Man and Mouse', the mouse is transformed into a dramatically enlarged figure that has taken up residence on the man's bed. The work can be interpreted as a materialized version of a nightmare, illustrating how small worries in dreams can grow and appear monstrous. For Fritsch, it is 'a picture of despair, of the nightmarish pressure I sometimes feel at night. 'At the same time, the work can also be seen humorously, as 'an image of a completely unbalanced relationship in which two people totally miss each other,' as described by the artist."
Museum K20, Düsseldorf (Germany)
Found on our walk around the wetlands. It froze and didn't run away when I got up close with my phone camera.
I was gardening today when the Red Wattlebird flushed a very large Rat out of my Camellia bushes. It ran along the fence crosspieces and dashed under to the neighbours