Ah the grubs up!

nooooo, is his mouth pointy? he does not look pretty like mine were. lol.

think it might be a shrew, they are lovely, we have them here and last year we had a mouse that was permanently running around the garden busy looking for food they are nice to see, I like them, but I know lots of people don't. Alright in the garden but not in the house lol.

Much nicer than our Rat , yuk !

it looks my mouse who come severy evening with the babies.... : O ))

Thankls all Its a wood mouse and lives in the rockery wall, I feed them every day and it funny to see them grab a nut then run an obstacle race through the rockery to bury it!

I saw a mouse, where, there on the chair, right there , a little mouse with clogs on, oh I declare, going clip, clipery clop on the stairs . love shot.

So cute

Thanks 6d just had a little sing song lol
Thanks Carol he is a little cutie!

He/she is obviously enjoying the beautiful surroundings Panyspotter. I love to see all the wildlife in the garden, it is good and makes you realise you are doing your bit for the environment . Obviously a healthy area or they would not keep coming back - great stuff.

Thanks Olive for your lovely comments, I like to think so as I really do like to see wildlife,;0))

It's a woodmouse and they are lovely to watch. We used to get them in our stone wall. We got bank voles as well and they have a rounded face with very short tail.I used to pop a few sunflower seeds down for them. One day I went to put my gardening shoes on in the porch and couldn't get one of them on. SOmething was right inside so I went out and tipped up my shoe and a little woodmouse came out but unfortunately Twinkle got it........

Oh what a sad ending for the little mouse Linda, we love watching them running about and feed them everyday!

I'm sure Teddy and Pops would love to come to yours for their hols Carole.....so much entertainment...woodmice and frogs...ah bliss...:o))

They would be more than welcome Janey and you too of course;0)

What a lovely little wood mouse. We once had a family of them, and the mother brought the babies out to feed on Salvia seeds on the stalk, and on the 3rd day, left them to their own devices. I then read up about them in an encyclopeadia and thats just what they do.

Seems very young to leave the babies on their own, poor little things, but thats nature! judging by the numbers about they must do ok though!

Oh no Pp, they may be older than 3 days, but apparently they are taken out feeding for 3 days and then left.

Sorry Mad I must have read itt wrong, thought it was very young lol