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Mouse on a feather. Sadly a dead mouse found behind a piano however with a background and a bit of Photoshop and a feather anything is possible. Eat Sussex UK 2022.
This tiny little mouse is only slightly bigger than the slice of fruit it is nibbling at…. Very very cute at Basel Zoo, Switzerland.
Just before I set it free.
Wood Mouse Apodemus sylvaticus sylvaticus
A tiny baby mouse courtesy of Erik, It was unhurt but shaken. I caught it in a glass and fed it half a brazil nut and 2 pine nuts, greedy thing ate the lot. I released it in the front garden where Erik does not go. It sat on my hand quite happily as I lowered it to the ground, then scuttled under a bush.
Home Stafford UK 16th November 2015
Harvest Mouse was so named because they inhabit arable fields where they love to feed on cereal grains. This is a captive individual but when I let him climb onto a wheat stalk he immediately extracted a grain and polished it off there and then. Modern combine harvesters cannot be good news for Harvest Mice but "Beetle Banks" have given them a surprise lifeline. These were banks of tall, uncut vegetation between cereal fields intended to harbour beneficial predatory insects that feed on arable pests. But because they are never cut, the tall vegetation is the perfect place for Harvest Mouse nests. A study in Leicestershire in 1998 found that beetle banks held 117 nests per hectare compared with just 14 nests per hectare of hedgerows.
I planned a photo for "not a creature was stirring..." when Daisy was fast asleep. Before I could even put the toy mouse in place she had woken up & started playing. Only the mouse's feathery tail stayed still for the photo ;-((
Happy Caturday!
Mouse: Linus wake up ! Linus ! LINUS !!!
Linus: What ... do ... you ... want ?!!!
Mouse: I have to tell you a story.
Linus: No !
Mouse: What do you mean, no ? It's important !
Linus: I have enough of your stories and I'm sleeping.
Mouse: How come you are talking if you are asleep ?
Linus: I always talk in my sleep, ask mom !
Mouse: So you listen to my story now ?
Linus: NO ! I need my sleep to recharge my batteries !
Mouse: To do what ?
Linus: Hunt pesky mice, for instance !
Mouse: You haven't caught any mouse in months.
Linus: I could catch one if I wanted to. I could catch YOU !
Mouse: I don't think so.
Linus: And why ? I'm a cat after all !
Mouse: Yes, but you are specialised on THE BIRDS. Mice are different, we are smarter.
Linus: I wouldn't tempt fate if I were you. Cats are quite smart too.
Mouse: Cats in general, maybe, but you .....
Linus: That's enough ! You better sneak off now before I forget that I'm specialised on birds !
There is another capture in the comments. :)
Tiny wood mouse at the park, these are so small and cute but very fast!! Peanuts are always a great lure lol.
Thanks for views, favs and comments, much appreciated ❤️
Mouse-ears_Cerastium
Cerastium is a genus of annual, winter annual, or perennial flowering plants belonging to the family Caryophyllaceae. They are commonly called mouse-ears or mouse-ear chickweeds. There are 214 accepted species,[1][2] found nearly worldwide but with the greatest concentration in the northern temperate regions. A number of the species are common weeds in fields and on disturbed ground.
Cerastium uniflorum
Cerastium tolucense
Cerastium species are used as food plants by the larvae of some Lepidoptera species including Coleophora chalcogrammella (which feeds exclusively on Cerastium arvense) and Coleophora striatipennella (which has been recorded on Cerastium fontanum).
Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cerastium
Mickey Mouse was created by Walt Disney back in 1928, and is probably the worlds most recognised cartoon character. He is seen here helping tell the time on an old vintage alarm clock.
He is also subject to one of my favourite jokes, but I will only tell it if requested..............
I watch, from close range, how it nibbles around the peanut so that it's small enough to extract through the holes in the mesh, it takes about two or three then retreats.
antwerpen centraal railway station
is an el dorado for architecture photographers
... and sometimes - a red mickey mouse balloon is helpful ...
Shopaholic mouse is a very tired mouse after shopping. This is a fantasy creature and fabulous situation.
I went to check the feeders after work, nothing there at first then this Mouse sped up the tree trunk to the feeder for a nibble.
From a bicoloured square of kraft paper.
Trying some colour changes in my mouse.
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Diagrams: in Pajarita magazine issue 151
Moltes gràcies, Ramon!
I made this last night and it was quite fiddly working with linen fabric. I am quite happy with the result.
Wir möchten ganz lieb für Euren Besuch
und die netten Kommentare Dankeschön sagen ...
Vielleicht schenkt Ihr uns ein Sternchen ...
Wir wünschen Euch eine schöne Zeit,
voller Freude und immer viel Foto-Glück ...
Viele liebe Grüße ... 🐞🌿💜🌹🍃💖🍃🌹💜🌿🐞
Anne-Moni, die Minis und Kindergartenkinder ...
🚜 🚥🚥💖❗
🐭🐭
The yellow-necked mouse (Apodemus flavicollis), also called yellow-necked field mouse, yellow-necked wood mouse, and South China field mouse,is closely related to the wood mouse, with which it was long confused. It was only recognised as a separate species in 1894. It differs in its band of yellow fur around the neck and in having slightly larger ears and usually being slightly larger overall. Around 100 mm in length, it can climb trees and sometimes overwinters in houses. It is found mostly in mountainous areas of southern Europe, but extends north into parts of Scandinavia and Britain. It facilitates the spread of tick-borne encephalitis to humans and is a reservoir species for the Dobrava virus, a hantavirus that is responsible for causing haemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow-necked_mouse
But not for long :0( from the mouse's point of view, however short )
Who could luck out in Norfolk, and then bag a local bird, only me :0(
Not in your league Tony , but its the best I could do.
A privilege to see let alone photograph , dedicated to a special friend.
And now something a little different.
I do not know terribly much about the Mouse Guards, one pictured here, I just think they look nice. I have seen Shelly post about them, I also know there was a movie in the works at some point but it ran into problems and I don’t think it’s on anymore.
I saw a Getcrazybricks Kickstarter thing about these a while ago and decided to support enough to get at least one figure just to see how they’re like. It arrived a few days ago and it looked great!
Due to the nature of these figures I went for exceptionally heavy editing with the colours. It’s a mouse with cape, shield and a sword, no need for strict realism here exactly.
This is obviously not an official Lego product but rather something that is compatible with the brick. Nevertheless, I'm treating it as Lego. It just shows how versatile the Danish toy is.
I've been working on making little fleece tops, scarves, and a few hats for mouse tree ornaments.
I bought the mice on clearance at Lowes after Christmas several years ago for less than a dollar each. I finally upgraded their outfits a bit. I used a thrift store red fleece scarf (0.50) and a thrifted craft kit ($2) that contained a variety of wool scraps. The striped scarves are just strips cut from thrift store kids tops (0.50 each). I did not need to hem any of the fabric so it made the process nice and easy. They look much more festive now.
I hung them on my mini tree which is Maileg inspired.
This mouse lived in a gap in a dry stone wall. It came most mornings to feed on bird seeds dropped by the birds on a feeder.