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Trying to decide what fabric to use to make Mrs Mouse's dress, I'm liking these at the moment but I'll keep thinking.......
When I first got Mouse Manor. I had a horrible time pulling off the furry fabric they used for carpeting. I still can't get it all off. Luckily I have the 3rd floor and the 2nd floor far right rooms finished now with wood flooring.
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.
I really enjoyed photographing this tiny Harvest Mouse during a Wildlife Workshop. Amazing little creatures.
Mouse Creek Falls is in the Big Creek Area of the Smokey Mountains National Park. On the day of this photo, the flow was high following heavy rains. Perfect time to be there!
Yellow spiny mouse in a yellow world. I have no idea which sub-species it is. Have you?
Souris épineuse.
Zoo de la Flèche, Sarthe, Pays de la Loire, France.
© 2017 Schneider Morgane | Setsukoh
It appears that bird seed attracts all kinds of creatures other than birds. The reason I think this is a mouse and not a vole is because of the length of the tail which apparently is a lot longer for a mouse.
Monna and I were lucky enough to see the Modest Mouse show at Williamsburg Brooklyn. The first night 7-23-10 was canceled due to a tornado warning after 5 songs. They re-scheduled for 9-14-10 and did not disappoint, a truly rocking show.
This mouse was very tiny, body size only 2" at most, but this image is cropped. I could have cropped further, but didn't want to cut off his crooked tale. I was amazed that he let me get as close as this. I asked him what he was eating, and he said "a chip, of course!" It looks like a chip of food to me.
HMMM (Happy Macro Mouse Monday!!)
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The mouse on my desktop computer. It is around 20 or so years old, so it's held up well.
The field mouse is also referred to as the wood mouse.
*Distinctive features and behaviours -
A less uniform mouse with sandy brown fur and a white to grey belly.
A cautious mouse which always sniffs anything unfamiliar before approaching.
Its back feet are large which give it a good spring for leaping.
Its tail is roughly the same length as its head and body.
It stores berries and seeds in the autumn in underground burrows or sometimes in old birds' nests.
It thrives in woodland, rough grassland and gardens.
This species of mouse does not have a very strong smell.
*Diet -
Field mice tend to mostly eat seeds from trees, but they also eat snails, insects, fruit, berries, nuts and fungi.
*Field mice and people -
The field mouse is the most common and widespread mouse species in the UK. They can be tricky to spot during the day, they're lightning quick and are nocturnal. They sleep in burrows when it's light and venture out to forage during the evenings.
Field mice play an important role in woodland ecology. They help to regenerate woods when their forgotten underground seed stores germinate into new trees. And they are so closely associated with woods and trees, that dips in the availability of tree seeds results in fewer field mice. This has a knock-on effect on owl populations that rely of field mice as prey.
Another wee mouse brought home by Erik this week. This one was lucky as we rescued it unharmed. Erik has eaten at least three mice this week.
In my kitchen 9th April 2016 Stafford UK
A Brown Mouse Lemur comes out at dusk on the lookout for fruit and insects to eat in Ranomafana National Park, Madagascar.
little mouse living in a house made of bread and straw.
she's got a table made of little saucer.
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After months of waiting, my local reseller finally had the Magic Mouse in stock.
Explore #47 on Feb 14, 2010
oh dear, I was in a terrible dilemma yesterday! I found the tiniest mouse on my deck- she could hardly walk yet. Because we live in the country, we often have mice around and sometimes in the fall, they get into the house which absolutely freaks me out. So you can imagine my dilemma- kitty was outside but oh dear, mousie was so cute and I couldn't bear to think of kitty killing her so I put kitty inside and got my camera out and then let the poor little thing hide somewhere! It looks like she went through cobwebs and dust looking for her mom. LOL
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So I was building a Lowell sphere when it occurred to me that I could turn it into Mickey Mouse. Articulated.
Caught this young Wood Mouse foraging at the back of my garden. One of a family living in my wood pile.
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This is my MNF Chloe. I wish i'd taken some pics of her when I got her because she was in super bad shape. I'm a bit dissapointed because the seller told me she was white skin, but she's normal, so I had to rethink my faceup plans. No matter, she turned out adorable!
I also found some spare Leekeworld ears I had lying around after another doll was sold, and so she's sporting some cute ickle mouse ears!
I think she's so cute, I can't wait to have some nice clothes for her. I'll keep this wig for her though, I'm happy with her bare essentials look X3
She just needs a name x.x She's Dervish's demon familiar and hangs out with him, helping him with his spells and occasionally his love life. Nothing like sending a halfling demon to win the heart of your crush XD
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.