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In reply to the discussion: Mouse loses one friend and instantly makes another [View all]lumberjack_jeff
(33,224 posts)44. Ever heard of a pygmy owl?
About the size of a large robin.
A mouse was trapped in my garage, so I released it into the yard at dusk. The mouse got about 4 feet from my toes and suddenly disappeared beneath a small gray stone that wasn't there an instant before. The "stone" turned it's head (180 degrees like only owls can do) and looked at me as if to wonder how I ever got atop the food chain... and flew off with his heavy mousey burden.
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OMG. FFS. Mice EXIST to, firstly, reproduce (which this one probably did many times) and
kestrel91316
Jan 2013
#32
It was NOT, however, an undesired result for the hawk. It was a happy moment for him.
kestrel91316
Jan 2013
#33