Mouse portrait taken with the new camera.

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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Caught this young Wood Mouse foraging at the back of my garden. One of a family living in my wood pile.

Folded from a square of paper previouly painted with acrylics

Marvelous design as always by Nicolas Terry.

Diagram: in OUSA collection 2011

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.

Another outtake from the coyote series taken a few weeks ago.

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 .

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.).

Squeak!

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

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.

Wood mouse

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.

However, there are more mice...

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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A Brown Mouse Lemur found on the outskirts of Ranomafana National Park, Madagascar.

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)

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.....

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

Maybe Kitty won’t notice the intruders if they live up to their reputation and don’t make a sound.

This Blythe doll is Odette Lake of Tears for the theme “Quiet as a mouse” in the Blythe a Day group on Flickr.

Or, rather, the princess' house. I'm pretty sure this same Sorcerer Mickey Mouse statue is also in Paris, California, and Hong Kong. It seems like Disney has a penchant for recycling statue designs. I don't really have anything against this (except in the case of "Storytellers" in Tokyo DisneySea, where it's totally out of place). In the case of this, I really think a Mickey Mouse statue in Fantasyland right behind the castle works well. Mickey and the princess stories are pretty much the foundation of Disney, and they juxtapose one another nicely in Fantasyland.

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While sorting out a bulk of lego parts, I found some black 3x3 dishes. Now what could I possibly build with these? Mickey Mouse of course!

Just another little character MOC. I really enjoy making these 😄

House Mouse visitor. Bird feeder at Neil Balkwill Center, Les Sherman Park, Regina, Saskatchewan. 30 April 2021

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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...

I rarely get photo-opportunities with mice as I have never seen one at my garden feeding station, though Bank Voles are quite common. I took this photo a couple of months back not far from my house when I saw it bounce across a track in front of me in broad daylight. This is unusual as they are normally nocturnal. It briefly froze allowing just this one photo before it reached the trackside vegetation and disappeared. I'm surprised I don't see them more often as they are very common and can produce litters of 4-8 up to six times each year between February and October. As the name Wood Mouse suggests, they are mainly a woodland animal, though it is found in other habitats such as farmland and gardens, and an alternative name is Field Mouse. Its scientific name Apodemus sylvaticus translates as "away from home, in the woods" probably to differentiate it from the House Mouse, which is rarely "away from home".

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

Who is it there?

taken in my garden south yorkshire uk

Taken in lower walton