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    Default Baby Field Mouse: Apodemus sylvaticus.

    Captured along by the Horsesho Lake Yateley Hants
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    Aah, aren't they such a cute bundle? Their heads are so big in comparison to their seated bodies!

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    Ye. Unfortunately he was in the middle of the path and scurried away when I tried to come around to to face him.

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    I found one sitting in my cats food tray (that had been left outside). Luckily I had my camera primed and ready, although still didn't have enough time to get it in focus. I don't know what type of mouse it is - probably a house mouse as they have been in my house as well as outside... until the cat gets them!
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    Oh he's lovely. I wouldn't like to keep pet mice but I do think that they all have lovely little faces

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    I did have a white mouse for a while, but after one of my brothers landed on the cage it escaped. I think mice are cute... except when they eat my food!

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    Oh. well boys will be boys. Poor little thing I'm not surprised it escaped.

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    Yep, if I'd had the option I would have too

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    Not with out biting the BTM that sat on it first.

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