Mouse village

Wildlife photographer Simon Dell was delighted when he found a family of mice living in his garden, so he did what anyone would do: build them a tiny village to live in. Dell had been photographing the birds in his garden when he noticed movement on the ground from the corner of his eye. Pointing

When a man found a mouse living in his garden, he did not contact the pest control service. Instead, he built the mouse an entire village of Hobbit-style homes, creating a sweet and idyllic community for the garden mouse and all his closest friends. The result is a beautiful garden, featuring a mouse village that has to be seen to be believed. #mouse #village #geobeats #animals #bekind #adorable #sweet #mousevillage #mice

I am a wildlife photographer and I have built a miniature Hobbit-style village for wild mice who live in my garden.

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“I pointed my camera at the ground and was shocked but very happy to see a very cute little house mouse standing up just like a meerkat in the fresh cut grass.”

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Welcome to Mouseland, an adventurously cosy town where frogs take tea on lily-pads, mice set sail on miniature sailboats, and there are zero effs to give about anything in the real world that's larger than a peanut. It's the brainchild of Portland, Oregon-based author Maggie Rudy, who's been making

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Welcome to Mouseland, an adventurously cosy town where frogs take tea on lily-pads, mice set sail on miniature sailboats, and there are zero effs to give about anything in the real world that's larger than a peanut. It's the brainchild of Portland, Oregon-based author Maggie Rudy, who's been making

Simon Dell, 46, from Sheffield created the houses resembling Lord of the Rings. The wildlife photographer befriended a mouse called George who has enjoyed exploring the setting in a photo series.