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Posted: Fri Jun 4th, 2021 03:21
 
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Pretty wild at times but usually captive!




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Sounds like mine.

 




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HEADS?






TAILS?






or Easy Rider?





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Easy rider for me. :lol:

 




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Iain wrote:
Easy rider for me. :lol:
Certainly got a look of Peter Fonda. :lol:



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We've had lots of Woodmice living under and inside our outside storage cupboard over the years. (Probably why we get Tawny Owls every night!)

We keep the tubs of bird food in this cupboard and occasional get fleeting glimpses of the residents when we burst in on them unexpected.

Recently I found a dead mouse in one of the tubs** AND also .a live one moving about but very slowly. I scooped it out and let it walk slowly off behind the tubs over the earth pile it had excavated.

I don't know if that mouse survived but one of its offspring did.



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When the tub contents get depleted the gap is too large for the mice to jump back out. That's probably why the mouse died .trapped with plenty of dry food but no water.

So we now leave sticks and other paraphernalia in the tubs to assist their exit.

And they use them.




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Saved to forage for another day.




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Posted: Mon Sep 20th, 2021 09:11
 
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Where there's food there are mice. Many a time I have opened the food locker ata feeding station I look after and find mice.

 




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Wee, sleekit, cow'rin, tim'rous beastie!



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A daimen icker in a thrave
'S a sma' request;
I'll get a blessin wi' the lave,
An' never miss't!



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The walnuts are ripe for picking. :applause:

One young chap is clearly very excited at the news. :lol:




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A little taste of Africa/India/China……in Norfolk.

We took family visitors around THIS local wildlife reserve last week. I was driving the buggy ‘trying’ to grab the occasional shot whilst avoiding potholes and other buggies. For better photos one would do better going on the specific photographers tours, where they get closer and have more time to compose the beasties…as opposed to grab them passing!



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