Monday, November 22, 2010

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An inquisitive mouse balances on two ears of wheat to take a close look at one of the cameras

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A harvest mouse uses all four legs and its tail to steady itself on two stalks of grass

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Another one snares a cicada in the reed beds of Alsace, France

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A harvest mouse wraps its tail around a plant stem to help it balance while it investigates

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A female harvest mouse rolls her baby carefully up a plant stem towards her nest

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To demonstrate how the mice often take to the water in the wet meadows they inhabit, 55-year-old Jean-Louis and 46-year-old Marie-Luce gave one of their subjects a dip in a mouse-sized aquarium before releasing it into the wild.

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A cobweb creates a stunning backdrop for a male perched on canary grass

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A harvest mouse keeps watch from the safety of its nest made from Phragmites reeds

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Inside her nest, a female regurgitates to feed her ten-day-old babies

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An adventurous young mouse getting into an unusual position - hanging from the tails of three of its siblings.

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Harvest mice are extremely agile creatures. Here is one effortlessly climbing down a wheat stalk

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A mouse licking drops of water off a leaf

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A harvest mouse uses the head of another to support himself as it examines some interesting object in the distance.

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Two harvest mice play with each other.




sumber :http://www.amusingplanet.com/2010/09/secret-life-of-harvest-mice.html



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