Well not in my house thankfully - he was in the bird house when we first spotted him this afternoon. He then dashed back to his nest under the ivy. When he comes out he pauses for a brief moment allowing me to capture a few shots. Finlay knew I had spotted something and went dashing out into the garden and scared the mouse away. Mind you there is a large pile of sunflower seeds in the birdhouse so I am sure he will be back - it's his regular takeaway!! He does look rather well fed!!
Best on black!!
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Wow just seen this on PP this morning as well as my little dunnock and yesterday's goldfinch! Three on PP at same time! Best ever! What a great week! Many thanks for getting them there!
Super clear shot. He has very distinctive markings. I had bird feeders hanging by my dog kennel and it invited rats which I will not stand so both were dealt with.
They look cute until you find out they have been someplace that you don't want they to be. It is a fact that if a mouse can get its head in, under or through something it can get the rest of its body. So It doesn't take much of a hole for them to get into your house.
How on earth can you get a shot of a mouse? Do you put a sedative or something in the feed to slow them down? Great shot Pam and once again, congrats on the trifecta
