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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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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.....
House Mouse visitor. Bird feeder at Neil Balkwill Center, Les Sherman Park, Regina, Saskatchewan. 30 April 2021
It is one of the smallest known hoofed mammals, its mature size being as little as 45 cm (18 inches) and 2 kg (4.4 lb) and related to the even smaller Java mouse-deer. It is threatened by predation by feral dogs.
Through further research it is also discovered that the creatures who were initially believed to be nocturnal actually conduct their activities during the day. Also, though many births occur in May, November or December, the females are able to reproduce throughout the year (Kusuda et al.).
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...
Possibly Missulena granulosa
This fellow was out and about on the hunt for a female.
This is not a spider to be trifled with as past experience from others shows that that can cause a nasty reaction.
"Mouse spiders are spiders of the genus Missulena, in the mygalomorph family Actinopodidae. There are 13 known species in this genus, all but one of which are indigenous to Australia. One species, M. tussulena, is found in Chile. The name derives from an old belief, now known to be false, that the spiders dig deep burrows similar to those of mice." bie.ala.org.au/species/urn:lsid:biodiversity.org.au:afd.t...
we met this jackal on our morning drive when he start digging at the edge of the dirt road. we knew he was going for something he smelled or heard so we positioned our car and got the cameras ready, after a minute or so he caught a striped mouse for breakfast, for us a cool way to start a morning safari, KTP, South Africa
a beautiful little harvest mouse posing on an ear of wheat. I captured the little fella at the British Wildlife Centre
Arisarum proboscideum, the purple hooded spath with a very long tail resembles the back of a mouse....so very cute, I just had to get it!
Poor Minnie Mouse came to fall into Chesterfield Canal. Some very kind person rescued her to live another day. Although I think she may need a bath.....
A loose term, vintage, but when a piece of technology is sixteen years old, I think vintage is valid. This 2000 Apple Pro Mouse I purchased today for £5 got me out of not one, but two, computer meltdowns today installing Windows 10 on two machines with no compatible touchpad drivers available for the OS.
With no right-click (Steve Jobs stated that you shouldn't need a right-click if the OS is designed properly) and a beautifully simple three-setting force adjustment for the click on the underside, along with that red glow, this is a pleasure to hold and use. I read the reviews praising the $59 (when launched) mouse and journalists were bowled over by it not having buttons or a ball and were in awe of it drawing power for the red glow from the USB port.
So, as no drivers are available for Windows 10, I decided to retrograde one machine to WIndows 7 and what a sheer bloody joy that is to use; everything just works and there's none of the hunting around for programs and all the crappy internal bloatware and 'apps' are gone. Control panel is where it should be and there's no duality of interface. Brilliant.
I use a Mac with El Capitan as my main machine and have a Windows 10 PC beside it for Access etc so am a positive embracer of modern operating systems, but now running Windows 7 beside Windows 10 makes you realise just how wrong, IMHO, Microsoft have gone of late.
Like the Pro Mouse, you can't go wrong with a design classic that just works.
A happy mouse and swirl of soft serve adorn this sign at the defunct Castleton Snack Bar ice cream stand in Castleton, Vermont.
Very cute mouse from Mimimish Handmade on Etsy www.etsy.com/shop/MimimishHandmade?ref=l2-shopheader-name
I really enjoyed photographing this tiny Harvest Mouse during a Wildlife Workshop. Amazing little creatures.
The ONLY decent photo of nearly 100. This little mouse was so quick it was nearly impossible to get a good shot.