I think we may see a bit more of this little chap over the coming nights. This is in my shed by the way..
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I spotted this spider from my kitchen window, it's made a large web covering the whole of the door to my shed, I couldn't resist gra... -
Finally I've had my first young bird come to the feeders, although I have heard plenty up in the trees from Bluetits to Goldfinches, it...
LOL!! What a cute little creature! I'm glad that you were able to catch it on video. It was fun to watch it in action!
ReplyDeleteOh my god! now I won't be able to sleep tonight thinking about it's little white devil eyes in the dark! Make sure your nuts are safe tonight, you don't want those teeth anywhere near them! Eghh!
ReplyDeleteOh dear!!! Now I've found another blog that I won't be able to resist!! Mike your photography is stunning...I like everything about your blog. I found you from Mary's "Faith, Fabric, and Photos". I'll be back!
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Good video! Cute but spooky with the white eyes! Hope he doesn't get all the nuts.
ReplyDeleteEeeeek! :-D
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of rat is this? You need a good owl out prowling for this fellow.
ReplyDeleteGlad you caught him. Great action and a fun video.
ReplyDeleteMike, I have the same thing happening in my shed, a colony of woodmice have moved in. They steal the sunflower hearts and cache them away in the plant pots. Nice little chaps though!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone, they are nice to watch just a pain when they nibble through everything.
ReplyDeleteThe video is really cute and it gives the little mouse such a personal introduction. Did it come really close to your hand? It looks much more softer than a porcupine.
ReplyDeleteHi Mike, great mouse movie, they are just so cute but I guess you have to luv em to put up with them in your roof space! Thanks for the comment on my blog. You might be interested to know that most of my butterfly shots are taken with a Canon 300mm F4 with a 1.4 converter. I've just found this lens to be superb and with a close focus of around 5ft very versatile.
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