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    Further to my recent endeavours to attract a woodmouse to an upturned beer-bottle top filled with peanut butter in the garden (see thread below) - I thought I'd show you a latest picture - CLOSE UP!
    Best viewed in its original size.
    I hope you enjoy it as much as me and my wife do....
    TBR
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    That's another cracker, what distance were you from the little chap?
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    Thanks Rolf.
    The camera lens end was EXACTLY 8" away from the subject.
    All thanks to the clip-on Raynos DCR150 lens (£25 from USA) a bit of training of the mouse (about a month), a little gentle persuasion to get it in the right spot (to the left of the bottle top) and a LOT of patience!

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    Crumbs, you're not kidding about patience. Well worth the effort though.
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    Am amazing portrait of the Woodmouse. Very few would have such a privilege to see let alone photograph this delightful creature.

    Excellent stuff.


    Pete.

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    Excellent capture TBR. Lovely little chap

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    Excellent capture and such detail, I have never seen such a glossy coat, I assume you gave the woodmouse crunchy variety

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    Thanks for all the nice comments!
    TBR (Doug)

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