Monday, November 28, 2005
Mice Varieties
Mice seem to come in many shapes and sizes. Some fill up my mouth and others are smaller than my dog license. The naughty birdie took one away.
When I’m working, Ebbey lays on a foam bed looking out the window. This year, we’re living in a house with a big back deck. My landlord has several bird feeders which also feeds a number of resident mice. I’m amazed at the size of some of the younger rodents. Though proportioned like adults, one was about the size of a large lima bean with a tiny tail to match.
After a week long cold spell, the mice population has significantly declined. They may have frozen to death or were likely eaten by magpies or a cat.
When I’m working, Ebbey lays on a foam bed looking out the window. This year, we’re living in a house with a big back deck. My landlord has several bird feeders which also feeds a number of resident mice. I’m amazed at the size of some of the younger rodents. Though proportioned like adults, one was about the size of a large lima bean with a tiny tail to match.
After a week long cold spell, the mice population has significantly declined. They may have frozen to death or were likely eaten by magpies or a cat.
# posted by Allex Michael @ 1:14 AM 
