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Mouse Ear Coreopsis, Huntsville Botanical Garden, Alabama.

A Brown Mouse Lemur comes out at dusk on the lookout for fruit and insects to eat in Ranomafana National Park, Madagascar.

Folded from a square of kraft paper.

 

Diagram: in BOS magazine nr.230

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Not sure if this is a Native mouse or juvenile rat taken at the Roma Bush Gardens Qld

little mouse living in a house made of bread and straw.

she's got a table made of little saucer.

  

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Mouse portrait taken with the new camera.

Who still remembers cleaning these ?

Another take on this little guy :-)

So I was building a Lowell sphere when it occurred to me that I could turn it into Mickey Mouse. Articulated.

The mice exhibit at the Dählhölzli zoo looks like an old kitchen!

Captured this little chap enjoying the peanuts I had put out in the garden .

Shot with Canon EOS R and 100mm © Craig Lindsay 2021. All rights reserved.

Mouse, design: Oriol Esteve. I love his new book fold with the flow!

I've had a pleasant afternoon in the garden today, waiting to see if the Blue Tit chicks leave the nest box. They decided not to bother so I'll be watching again tomorrow (and the next day). There was plenty of other things to watch like the mice that live at the bottom of the garden.

The first Yellow-necked mouse I have ever photographed (unless the next image counts as a first).

We saw dozens of these native Cotton Mice in the Long Pine Key Campground located in the Everglades National Park. Their tails and short and kind of remind me of a hamster. They didn't seem to mind our presence. At the time of our visit, the campground was unoccupied since it is out of season. The summer (of course) is the hottest time of the year.

Updated my mouse mod a bit more and changed the colors so figured I'd take a cute picture to show it off :)

Stupid ISO but I will try again in better light. A magical evening as a sparrowhawk skimmed past me (for the second night in a row) just above this mouse's head.

A mouse rests on a log, Portra 400/Zeiss Sonnar

 

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At Sculthorpe Moor N.R. Norfolk. These are captive bred at Sculthorpe then released onto the reserve where they thrive quite happily.

 

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Mouse Lemur in Madagascar (Berenty)

Too cute for words. Great fun with these harvest mice with Alan Heeley in Derbyshire.

 

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Macbook Air + Magic Mouse

Just for fun.

One evening, I noticed a few scurryings by the wall where I put the Hedgehog food down. A very quick dash and grab.

So the next morning I put a few treats on the wall and waited.

It only took a minute or two.....

Rusty in action, nice weekend everybody

A mouse in my backyard, handheld at about 2 meters, no flash and poor light.

this lens (40-150 pro+mc14) and this camera are fantastic., the photographer less...

  

Classic Mickey Mouse

Okay so I think several people liked the mushroom pixie so I decided to make small animals in the same fashion. I hope to have several made soon and I will open an etsy store. I hope you will come. PS I just crocheted for my first time ever and let me say fuzzy yarn and me are a big BIG no no. lol

Bronze mouse on bridge. Heidelberg. Germany. Nikon F4. IlFord XP2.

These little guys aren't mine--although I used to have mice. I saw them at Petco.

 

I love mice. They sleep with such conviction.

Wood Mouse - Riverside School Garden, Hullbridge, Essex. Disturbed whilst working in garden! Heavy crop of other image

Take 2. A bit more of the structure. And a better plain background

Short-Eared Owl about to eat

Taken in lower walton

This is a fully grown Harvest Mouse (Micromys minutus), Europe's smallest rodent. They also have an amazing prehensile tail which they can wrap around vegetation to help them climb. I typed Harvest Mouse into Flickr and there are thousands of images but I did not see one that looked like it was of a genuinely wild individual. So I have broken the habit of a lifetime and followed suit (all of my other photographs are of wild animals in the wild - I think). A good friend had some captive bred individuals and he was kind enough to let me photograph them.

Such charming tiny critters these. Up on the reeds here on a still winters day, Lakenheath. Only seen one more since this was taken, rather elusive bundles of joy.

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