We’re going to have one fat mouse.
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The Anxious Gardener 
Well done mouse! Coming back to a mountain of weeds after the two most important gardening months of the year – April and May, I moved some old pieces of wood last night and met with two big bright eyes of a little brown field mouse. I had disturbed her home and also three babies. OMGoodness!!! I grabbed one little one by the tail as it rushed off and then another in the opposite direction. Mummy mouse hurriedly transported then back into safety but seemed to be perturbed still. I think maybe another baby is missing. I remade homestead, big stone so we know where it is and I haven’t the heart to even weed to near them. My other mouse is living under the goose house – free food all day…but I think he will have to pack soon as my geese do not like the mouse at all.
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Good for you, Judi. I’m fond of a mouse – even though the one above and pals strip all my nearby strawberries before they even ripen. Two years and not a berry for me to savour. D
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Yes but your a mouse hero!
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Maybe you could add a little exercise wheel? xS
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And a water dispenser and couch too?
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He’s already made himself at home—-he might as well be comfortable.
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What a cute little mouse.
Where are the foxes when you need them?
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I’d rather the foxes concentrate on the rabbits, tbh 🙂
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Like at our house, only add chipmunks and squirrels – why do we call them bird feeders???
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All mine have to be squirrel proof (hence the cage) but I’d be delighted to see a chipmunk. My feeders also attract slugs which are slightly less appealing. D
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