Canon 7D MkII and a Canon EFS 17-85mm lens.
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Showing posts with label Field Mouse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Field Mouse. Show all posts
Friday, December 1, 2017
Poor Little Mousey
While we were watching a movie the other night the cat caught a mouse and brought it to us to show off its prize. It sat on the carpet between the cat's paws. The poor little thing was in pretty bad shape and it was terrified. Lenore distracted the cat and I grabbed a jar from the kitchen and scooped the tiny little thing up. I later photographed it on a white sweep before letting it go in a brush plie off the end of our road. God's light and love to all, chris
Canon 7D MkII and a Canon EFS 17-85mm lens.
Canon 7D MkII and a Canon EFS 17-85mm lens.
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Friday, September 30, 2016
BBQ'D Mouse
When I went to BBQ the other night. Two mice popped up onto the grill when I lit it. I immediately shut it down so I didn't roast the little critters alive. One ran back down into the interior and the other scrambled and hid in a nest at the back of the BBQ. I ran inside and grabbed a jar. When I came back out one mouse was still hiding inside the nest and the other was still hidden away somewhere. I popped the mouse, mouse nest and all inside of the jar. Next I opened up the doors and the bottom of the grill and lit the flames again. The other mouse dropped to the ground and ran off into one of the flower beds. In the morning I set up a terrarium with some leaves and a small piece of wood and photographed one scared little mouse before I let it go in the forest. It ran so fast I could barely see it! Blessings upon your day, chris 

Images created with a Canon 7DmkII and a 100mm macro lens. AV mode, ISO 1600, settings varied.


Images created with a Canon 7DmkII and a 100mm macro lens. AV mode, ISO 1600, settings varied.
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