Not sure which one though
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Nice shot, it looks from colouring to be a Bank Vole. For sure you need to see the tail, Bank Vole got a long mouse type tail, Field Voles got a short tail. Bank Voles are the second most common rodent after the Wood Mouse.
One point I would have been inclined to clone out the OOF vegetation in the foregroundTrev
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Lovely shot, well captured.
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Well spotted and taken
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Thanks guys, it was darting out from under a feeder and clearing up the crumbsHanging on in quiet desperation is the English wayComment
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Delightful image.
Ours do exactly the same - you need to be on the ball to catch them posing!Originally posted by tigerburnie View PostJohn Liddle
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looks like a bank vole, well caughtComment
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