111216p259 Photograph by Arterra Picture Library

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111216p259

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Arterra Picture Library

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Description

European wood mouse / Common field mouse (Apodemus sylvaticus) foraging in tree trunk in forest
Photography by Johan De Meester

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May 15th, 2013

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Comments (4)

Arterra Picture Library

Thank you all for the very nice replies :-) Much appreciated. Cheers, Arterra

Mary Myers

Now, how in the world did you "capture" this little fellow. You did a marvelous job right down to his whiskers and little pink toes. Those eyes are built for the night time, to take in a lot of light. You really did "capture" him!! I like. Thanks for sharing.