Channel Title: George Mouse Channel Description: George the mouse in a log pile house What would you do if you found a family of mice roaming around your garden? I’m sure a lot of people would reach out for a bit of cheese and a mousetrap or let your cats wander around for a bit. However, if you’re Simon Dell, you turn the situation into the perfect photo opportunity. Wildlife photographer Simon Dell from Sheffield, United Kingdom, seized the opportunity to capture some beautiful photographs of these tiny little creatures. But he knew he had to entice the little mice to come towards him, so he built them a little set piece to capture their attention. And it worked! It wasn’t long before the family of mice moved in, it all started with one mouse . I made him a log pile home to keep him safe then more came then there was two - three and more . I have watch since 2018 many generations of mice come go be born and grow to become parents them self . No day is the same in the mouse village and they always make me and others smile <video> Mouse art the banana taped to the wall Description: today the mice are being real #comedian s and have #taped a #banana to the wall and are calling it #art . what next a peanut taped to the wall or maybe a Apple . donations welcome to help keep the village going paypal donation . https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=SYU5D4KBRSLAG tiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@george_the_mouse twitter https://twitter.com/simon_dell_tog facebook page https:/www.facebook.comGeorgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ online store https://www.redbubble.com/people/Simon-dell/shop?asc=u George the mouse in a log pile house What would you do if you found a family of mice roaming around your garden? I’m sure a lot of people would reach out for a bit of cheese and a mousetrap or let your cats wander around for a bit. However, if you’re Simon Dell, you turn the situation into the perfect photo opportunity. Wildlife photographer Simon Dell from Sheffield, United Kingdom, seized the opportunity to capture some beautiful photographs of these tiny little creatures. But he knew he had to entice the little mice to come towards him, so he built them a little village to capture their attention. And it worked! It wasn’t long before the family of mice moved in, and they love their new home.Simon built the little mice a home made up of old fruit, vegetables, and props from around his house and the results are all too adorable. To get the eye-catching imagery that he wanted, Simon created little houses for the two mice he named George and Mildred and for their little baby, Mini. He managed to entice them with nuts and berries that he kindly left for the tiny little mice. He would pick the nuts and berries on his walk around a nature reserve near his home in Sheffield. Since then, Simon has grown very fond of the little mouse family and regularly updates their tiny village. This adorable little mouse family is very lucky to have such a kind landlord in Simon. be sure to visit the Mouses very own facebook page for more images and daily updates https://www.facebook.com/Georgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ </video> <video> Today in " I'm A Celebrity Mouse" it is Georges turn to clean out the dunny. Description: Today in " I'm A Celebrity Mouse" it is Georges turn to clean out the dunny donations welcome to help keep the village going paypal donation . https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=SYU5D4KBRSLAG tiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@george_the_mouse twitter https://twitter.com/simon_dell_tog facebook page https:/www.facebook.comGeorgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ online store https://www.redbubble.com/people/Simon-dell/shop?asc=u George the mouse in a log pile house What would you do if you found a family of mice roaming around your garden? I’m sure a lot of people would reach out for a bit of cheese and a mousetrap or let your cats wander around for a bit. However, if you’re Simon Dell, you turn the situation into the perfect photo opportunity. Wildlife photographer Simon Dell from Sheffield, United Kingdom, seized the opportunity to capture some beautiful photographs of these tiny little creatures. But he knew he had to entice the little mice to come towards him, so he built them a little village to capture their attention. And it worked! It wasn’t long before the family of mice moved in, and they love their new home.Simon built the little mice a home made up of old fruit, vegetables, and props from around his house and the results are all too adorable. To get the eye-catching imagery that he wanted, Simon created little houses for the two mice he named George and Mildred and for their little baby, Mini. He managed to entice them with nuts and berries that he kindly left for the tiny little mice. He would pick the nuts and berries on his walk around a nature reserve near his home in Sheffield. Since then, Simon has grown very fond of the little mouse family and regularly updates their tiny village. This adorable little mouse family is very lucky to have such a kind landlord in Simon. be sure to visit the Mouses very own facebook page for more images and daily updates https://www.facebook.com/Georgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ </video> <video> George the Mouse in a Log pile House - tea time at the hobbit house with mouse Description: donations welcome to help keep the village going paypal donation . https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=SYU5D4KBRSLAG tiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@george_the_mouse twitter https://twitter.com/simon_dell_tog facebook page https:/www.facebook.comGeorgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ online store https://www.redbubble.com/people/Simon-dell/shop?asc=u George the mouse in a log pile house What would you do if you found a family of mice roaming around your garden? I’m sure a lot of people would reach out for a bit of cheese and a mousetrap or let your cats wander around for a bit. However, if you’re Simon Dell, you turn the situation into the perfect photo opportunity. Wildlife photographer Simon Dell from Sheffield, United Kingdom, seized the opportunity to capture some beautiful photographs of these tiny little creatures. But he knew he had to entice the little mice to come towards him, so he built them a little village to capture their attention. And it worked! It wasn’t long before the family of mice moved in, and they love their new home.Simon built the little mice a home made up of old fruit, vegetables, and props from around his house and the results are all too adorable. To get the eye-catching imagery that he wanted, Simon created little houses for the two mice he named George and Mildred and for their little baby, Mini. He managed to entice them with nuts and berries that he kindly left for the tiny little mice. He would pick the nuts and berries on his walk around a nature reserve near his home in Sheffield. Since then, Simon has grown very fond of the little mouse family and regularly updates their tiny village. This adorable little mouse family is very lucky to have such a kind landlord in Simon. be sure to visit the Mouses very own facebook page for more images and daily updates https://www.facebook.com/Georgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ </video> <video> George the Mouse in a Log pile House - the hobbit mice family Description: donations welcome to help keep the village going paypal donation . https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=SYU5D4KBRSLAG tiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@george_the_mouse twitter https://twitter.com/simon_dell_tog facebook page https:/www.facebook.comGeorgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ online store https://www.redbubble.com/people/Simon-dell/shop?asc=u George the mouse in a log pile house What would you do if you found a family of mice roaming around your garden? I’m sure a lot of people would reach out for a bit of cheese and a mousetrap or let your cats wander around for a bit. However, if you’re Simon Dell, you turn the situation into the perfect photo opportunity. Wildlife photographer Simon Dell from Sheffield, United Kingdom, seized the opportunity to capture some beautiful photographs of these tiny little creatures. But he knew he had to entice the little mice to come towards him, so he built them a little village to capture their attention. And it worked! It wasn’t long before the family of mice moved in, and they love their new home.Simon built the little mice a home made up of old fruit, vegetables, and props from around his house and the results are all too adorable. To get the eye-catching imagery that he wanted, Simon created little houses for the two mice he named George and Mildred and for their little baby, Mini. He managed to entice them with nuts and berries that he kindly left for the tiny little mice. He would pick the nuts and berries on his walk around a nature reserve near his home in Sheffield. Since then, Simon has grown very fond of the little mouse family and regularly updates their tiny village. This adorable little mouse family is very lucky to have such a kind landlord in Simon. be sure to visit the Mouses very own facebook page for more images and daily updates https://www.facebook.com/Georgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ </video> <video> George the Mouse in a Log pile House - mouse paradise Description: donations welcome to help keep the village going paypal donation . https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=SYU5D4KBRSLAG tiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@george_the_mouse twitter https://twitter.com/simon_dell_tog facebook page https:/www.facebook.comGeorgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ online store https://www.redbubble.com/people/Simon-dell/shop?asc=u George the mouse in a log pile house What would you do if you found a family of mice roaming around your garden? I’m sure a lot of people would reach out for a bit of cheese and a mousetrap or let your cats wander around for a bit. However, if you’re Simon Dell, you turn the situation into the perfect photo opportunity. Wildlife photographer Simon Dell from Sheffield, United Kingdom, seized the opportunity to capture some beautiful photographs of these tiny little creatures. But he knew he had to entice the little mice to come towards him, so he built them a little village to capture their attention. And it worked! It wasn’t long before the family of mice moved in, and they love their new home.Simon built the little mice a home made up of old fruit, vegetables, and props from around his house and the results are all too adorable. To get the eye-catching imagery that he wanted, Simon created little houses for the two mice he named George and Mildred and for their little baby, Mini. He managed to entice them with nuts and berries that he kindly left for the tiny little mice. He would pick the nuts and berries on his walk around a nature reserve near his home in Sheffield. Since then, Simon has grown very fond of the little mouse family and regularly updates their tiny village. This adorable little mouse family is very lucky to have such a kind landlord in Simon. be sure to visit the Mouses very own facebook page for more images and daily updates https://www.facebook.com/Georgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ </video> <video> This years new must have Christmas Present .will you be lucky and find one under your tree this year Description: This years new must have Christmas Present . will you be lucky and find one under your tree this year. " Batteries not included " 😂 "No assembly required" also " May make squeaking sounds " donations welcome to help keep the village going paypal donation . https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=SYU5D4KBRSLAG tiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@george_the_mouse twitter https://twitter.com/simon_dell_tog facebook page https:/www.facebook.comGeorgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ online store https://www.redbubble.com/people/Simon-dell/shop?asc=u George the mouse in a log pile house What would you do if you found a family of mice roaming around your garden? I’m sure a lot of people would reach out for a bit of cheese and a mousetrap or let your cats wander around for a bit. However, if you’re Simon Dell, you turn the situation into the perfect photo opportunity. Wildlife photographer Simon Dell from Sheffield, United Kingdom, seized the opportunity to capture some beautiful photographs of these tiny little creatures. But he knew he had to entice the little mice to come towards him, so he built them a little village to capture their attention. And it worked! It wasn’t long before the family of mice moved in, and they love their new home.Simon built the little mice a home made up of old fruit, vegetables, and props from around his house and the results are all too adorable. To get the eye-catching imagery that he wanted, Simon created little houses for the two mice he named George and Mildred and for their little baby, Mini. He managed to entice them with nuts and berries that he kindly left for the tiny little mice. He would pick the nuts and berries on his walk around a nature reserve near his home in Sheffield. Since then, Simon has grown very fond of the little mouse family and regularly updates their tiny village. This adorable little mouse family is very lucky to have such a kind landlord in Simon. be sure to visit the Mouses very own facebook page for more images and daily updates https://www.facebook.com/Georgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ </video> <video> George the Mouse in a Log pile House - Mouse henge Description: donations welcome to help keep the village going paypal donation . https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=SYU5D4KBRSLAG tiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@george_the_mouse twitter https://twitter.com/simon_dell_tog facebook page https:/www.facebook.comGeorgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ online store https://www.redbubble.com/people/Simon-dell/shop?asc=u George the mouse in a log pile house What would you do if you found a family of mice roaming around your garden? I’m sure a lot of people would reach out for a bit of cheese and a mousetrap or let your cats wander around for a bit. However, if you’re Simon Dell, you turn the situation into the perfect photo opportunity. Wildlife photographer Simon Dell from Sheffield, United Kingdom, seized the opportunity to capture some beautiful photographs of these tiny little creatures. But he knew he had to entice the little mice to come towards him, so he built them a little village to capture their attention. And it worked! It wasn’t long before the family of mice moved in, and they love their new home.Simon built the little mice a home made up of old fruit, vegetables, and props from around his house and the results are all too adorable. To get the eye-catching imagery that he wanted, Simon created little houses for the two mice he named George and Mildred and for their little baby, Mini. He managed to entice them with nuts and berries that he kindly left for the tiny little mice. He would pick the nuts and berries on his walk around a nature reserve near his home in Sheffield. Since then, Simon has grown very fond of the little mouse family and regularly updates their tiny village. This adorable little mouse family is very lucky to have such a kind landlord in Simon. be sure to visit the Mouses very own facebook page for more images and daily updates https://www.facebook.com/Georgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ </video> <video> Little mouse enjoying the Stone Cottage Studio painting next to his banana taped to the wall . Description: donations welcome to help keep the village going paypal donation . https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=SYU5D4KBRSLAG tiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@george_the_mouse twitter https://twitter.com/simon_dell_tog facebook page https:/www.facebook.comGeorgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ online store https://www.redbubble.com/people/Simon-dell/shop?asc=u George the mouse in a log pile house What would you do if you found a family of mice roaming around your garden? I’m sure a lot of people would reach out for a bit of cheese and a mousetrap or let your cats wander around for a bit. However, if you’re Simon Dell, you turn the situation into the perfect photo opportunity. Wildlife photographer Simon Dell from Sheffield, United Kingdom, seized the opportunity to capture some beautiful photographs of these tiny little creatures. But he knew he had to entice the little mice to come towards him, so he built them a little village to capture their attention. And it worked! It wasn’t long before the family of mice moved in, and they love their new home.Simon built the little mice a home made up of old fruit, vegetables, and props from around his house and the results are all too adorable. To get the eye-catching imagery that he wanted, Simon created little houses for the two mice he named George and Mildred and for their little baby, Mini. He managed to entice them with nuts and berries that he kindly left for the tiny little mice. He would pick the nuts and berries on his walk around a nature reserve near his home in Sheffield. Since then, Simon has grown very fond of the little mouse family and regularly updates their tiny village. This adorable little mouse family is very lucky to have such a kind landlord in Simon. be sure to visit the Mouses very own facebook page for more images and daily updates https://www.facebook.com/Georgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ </video> <video> Miss Dickens is a big lover of books and often sits out reading story's Description: Miss Dickens is a big lover of books and often sits out reading story's to the other mice as she sits in her comfy old arm chair . maybe one day she will sit there reading our very own magical story full of charm and facts of George the mouse and the magical mouse village donations welcome to help keep the village going paypal donation . https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=SYU5D4KBRSLAG tiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@george_the_mouse twitter https://twitter.com/simon_dell_tog facebook page https:/www.facebook.comGeorgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ online store https://www.redbubble.com/people/Simon-dell/shop?asc=u George the mouse in a log pile house What would you do if you found a family of mice roaming around your garden? I’m sure a lot of people would reach out for a bit of cheese and a mousetrap or let your cats wander around for a bit. However, if you’re Simon Dell, you turn the situation into the perfect photo opportunity. Wildlife photographer Simon Dell from Sheffield, United Kingdom, seized the opportunity to capture some beautiful photographs of these tiny little creatures. But he knew he had to entice the little mice to come towards him, so he built them a little village to capture their attention. And it worked! It wasn’t long before the family of mice moved in, and they love their new home.Simon built the little mice a home made up of old fruit, vegetables, and props from around his house and the results are all too adorable. To get the eye-catching imagery that he wanted, Simon created little houses for the two mice he named George and Mildred and for their little baby, Mini. He managed to entice them with nuts and berries that he kindly left for the tiny little mice. He would pick the nuts and berries on his walk around a nature reserve near his home in Sheffield. Since then, Simon has grown very fond of the little mouse family and regularly updates their tiny village. This adorable little mouse family is very lucky to have such a kind landlord in Simon. be sure to visit the Mouses very own facebook page for more images and daily updates https://www.facebook.com/Georgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ </video> <video> George the Mouse in a Log pile House - the coconut shell house Description: donations welcome to help keep the village going paypal donation . https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=SYU5D4KBRSLAG tiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@george_the_mouse twitter https://twitter.com/simon_dell_tog facebook page https:/www.facebook.comGeorgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ online store https://www.redbubble.com/people/Simon-dell/shop?asc=u George the mouse in a log pile house What would you do if you found a family of mice roaming around your garden? I’m sure a lot of people would reach out for a bit of cheese and a mousetrap or let your cats wander around for a bit. However, if you’re Simon Dell, you turn the situation into the perfect photo opportunity. Wildlife photographer Simon Dell from Sheffield, United Kingdom, seized the opportunity to capture some beautiful photographs of these tiny little creatures. But he knew he had to entice the little mice to come towards him, so he built them a little village to capture their attention. And it worked! It wasn’t long before the family of mice moved in, and they love their new home.Simon built the little mice a home made up of old fruit, vegetables, and props from around his house and the results are all too adorable. To get the eye-catching imagery that he wanted, Simon created little houses for the two mice he named George and Mildred and for their little baby, Mini. He managed to entice them with nuts and berries that he kindly left for the tiny little mice. He would pick the nuts and berries on his walk around a nature reserve near his home in Sheffield. Since then, Simon has grown very fond of the little mouse family and regularly updates their tiny village. This adorable little mouse family is very lucky to have such a kind landlord in Simon. be sure to visit the Mouses very own facebook page for more images and daily updates https://www.facebook.com/Georgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ </video> <video> The mice tea party by the hobbit house Description: donations welcome to help keep the village going paypal donation . https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=SYU5D4KBRSLAG tiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@george_the_mouse twitter https://twitter.com/simon_dell_tog facebook page https:/www.facebook.comGeorgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ online store https://www.redbubble.com/people/Simon-dell/shop?asc=u George the mouse in a log pile house What would you do if you found a family of mice roaming around your garden? I’m sure a lot of people would reach out for a bit of cheese and a mousetrap or let your cats wander around for a bit. However, if you’re Simon Dell, you turn the situation into the perfect photo opportunity. Wildlife photographer Simon Dell from Sheffield, United Kingdom, seized the opportunity to capture some beautiful photographs of these tiny little creatures. But he knew he had to entice the little mice to come towards him, so he built them a little village to capture their attention. And it worked! It wasn’t long before the family of mice moved in, and they love their new home.Simon built the little mice a home made up of old fruit, vegetables, and props from around his house and the results are all too adorable. To get the eye-catching imagery that he wanted, Simon created little houses for the two mice he named George and Mildred and for their little baby, Mini. He managed to entice them with nuts and berries that he kindly left for the tiny little mice. He would pick the nuts and berries on his walk around a nature reserve near his home in Sheffield. Since then, Simon has grown very fond of the little mouse family and regularly updates their tiny village. This adorable little mouse family is very lucky to have such a kind landlord in Simon. be sure to visit the Mouses very own facebook page for more images and daily updates https://www.facebook.com/Georgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ </video> <video> "Twas not yet Christmaswhen all through the houseNot a creature was stirringbut may be a mouse; Description: "Twas not yet Christmas when all through the house Not a creature was stirring but may be a mouse; The stockings were hung by the chimney with care, In hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there...." 🤣 donations welcome to help keep the village going paypal donation . https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=SYU5D4KBRSLAG tiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@george_the_mouse twitter https://twitter.com/simon_dell_tog facebook page https:/www.facebook.comGeorgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ online store https://www.redbubble.com/people/Simon-dell/shop?asc=u George the mouse in a log pile house What would you do if you found a family of mice roaming around your garden? I’m sure a lot of people would reach out for a bit of cheese and a mousetrap or let your cats wander around for a bit. However, if you’re Simon Dell, you turn the situation into the perfect photo opportunity. Wildlife photographer Simon Dell from Sheffield, United Kingdom, seized the opportunity to capture some beautiful photographs of these tiny little creatures. But he knew he had to entice the little mice to come towards him, so he built them a little village to capture their attention. And it worked! It wasn’t long before the family of mice moved in, and they love their new home.Simon built the little mice a home made up of old fruit, vegetables, and props from around his house and the results are all too adorable. To get the eye-catching imagery that he wanted, Simon created little houses for the two mice he named George and Mildred and for their little baby, Mini. He managed to entice them with nuts and berries that he kindly left for the tiny little mice. He would pick the nuts and berries on his walk around a nature reserve near his home in Sheffield. Since then, Simon has grown very fond of the little mouse family and regularly updates their tiny village. This adorable little mouse family is very lucky to have such a kind landlord in Simon. be sure to visit the Mouses very own facebook page for more images and daily updates https://www.facebook.com/Georgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ </video> <video> Cat Tv the mice in the little shed Description: donations welcome to help keep the village going paypal donation . https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=SYU5D4KBRSLAG tiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@george_the_mouse twitter https://twitter.com/simon_dell_tog facebook page https:/www.facebook.comGeorgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ online store https://www.redbubble.com/people/Simon-dell/shop?asc=u George the mouse in a log pile house What would you do if you found a family of mice roaming around your garden? I’m sure a lot of people would reach out for a bit of cheese and a mousetrap or let your cats wander around for a bit. However, if you’re Simon Dell, you turn the situation into the perfect photo opportunity. Wildlife photographer Simon Dell from Sheffield, United Kingdom, seized the opportunity to capture some beautiful photographs of these tiny little creatures. But he knew he had to entice the little mice to come towards him, so he built them a little village to capture their attention. And it worked! It wasn’t long before the family of mice moved in, and they love their new home.Simon built the little mice a home made up of old fruit, vegetables, and props from around his house and the results are all too adorable. To get the eye-catching imagery that he wanted, Simon created little houses for the two mice he named George and Mildred and for their little baby, Mini. He managed to entice them with nuts and berries that he kindly left for the tiny little mice. He would pick the nuts and berries on his walk around a nature reserve near his home in Sheffield. Since then, Simon has grown very fond of the little mouse family and regularly updates their tiny village. This adorable little mouse family is very lucky to have such a kind landlord in Simon. be sure to visit the Mouses very own facebook page for more images and daily updates https://www.facebook.com/Georgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ </video> <video> "Let's celebrate the creativity of all creatures, big and small. Description: "Let's celebrate the creativity of all creatures, big and small. A very busy and very creative little mouse in his very messy garden shed . donations welcome to help keep the village going paypal donation . https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=SYU5D4KBRSLAG tiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@george_the_mouse twitter https://twitter.com/simon_dell_tog facebook page https:/www.facebook.comGeorgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ online store https://www.redbubble.com/people/Simon-dell/shop?asc=u George the mouse in a log pile house What would you do if you found a family of mice roaming around your garden? I’m sure a lot of people would reach out for a bit of cheese and a mousetrap or let your cats wander around for a bit. However, if you’re Simon Dell, you turn the situation into the perfect photo opportunity. Wildlife photographer Simon Dell from Sheffield, United Kingdom, seized the opportunity to capture some beautiful photographs of these tiny little creatures. But he knew he had to entice the little mice to come towards him, so he built them a little village to capture their attention. And it worked! It wasn’t long before the family of mice moved in, and they love their new home.Simon built the little mice a home made up of old fruit, vegetables, and props from around his house and the results are all too adorable. To get the eye-catching imagery that he wanted, Simon created little houses for the two mice he named George and Mildred and for their little baby, Mini. He managed to entice them with nuts and berries that he kindly left for the tiny little mice. He would pick the nuts and berries on his walk around a nature reserve near his home in Sheffield. Since then, Simon has grown very fond of the little mouse family and regularly updates their tiny village. This adorable little mouse family is very lucky to have such a kind landlord in Simon. be sure to visit the Mouses very own facebook page for more images and daily updates https://www.facebook.com/Georgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ </video> <video> the sword and the stone - excalibur Description: Hey Mouse . whoever pulls this sword from the stone is the true king of Mouseland . donations welcome to help keep the village going paypal donation . https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=SYU5D4KBRSLAG tiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@george_the_mouse twitter https://twitter.com/simon_dell_tog facebook page https:/www.facebook.comGeorgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ online store https://www.redbubble.com/people/Simon-dell/shop?asc=u George the mouse in a log pile house What would you do if you found a family of mice roaming around your garden? I’m sure a lot of people would reach out for a bit of cheese and a mousetrap or let your cats wander around for a bit. However, if you’re Simon Dell, you turn the situation into the perfect photo opportunity. Wildlife photographer Simon Dell from Sheffield, United Kingdom, seized the opportunity to capture some beautiful photographs of these tiny little creatures. But he knew he had to entice the little mice to come towards him, so he built them a little village to capture their attention. And it worked! It wasn’t long before the family of mice moved in, and they love their new home.Simon built the little mice a home made up of old fruit, vegetables, and props from around his house and the results are all too adorable. To get the eye-catching imagery that he wanted, Simon created little houses for the two mice he named George and Mildred and for their little baby, Mini. He managed to entice them with nuts and berries that he kindly left for the tiny little mice. He would pick the nuts and berries on his walk around a nature reserve near his home in Sheffield. Since then, Simon has grown very fond of the little mouse family and regularly updates their tiny village. This adorable little mouse family is very lucky to have such a kind landlord in Simon. be sure to visit the Mouses very own facebook page for more images and daily updates https://www.facebook.com/Georgethemouseinalogpilehouse/ </video>

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George the mouse in a log pile house
What would you do if you found a family of mice roaming around your garden? I’m sure a lot of people would reach out for a bit of cheese and a mousetrap or let your cats wander around for a bit. However, if you’re Simon Dell, you turn the situation into the perfect photo opportunity. Wildlife photographer Simon Dell from Sheffield, United Kingdom, seized the opportunity to capture some beautiful photographs of these tiny little creatures. But he knew he had to entice the little mice to come towards him, so he built them a little set piece to capture their attention. And it worked! It wasn’t long before the family of mice moved in, it all started with one mouse . I made him a log pile home to keep him safe then more came then there was two - three and more . I have watch since 2018 many generations of mice come go be born and grow to become parents them self . No day is the same in the mouse village and they always make me and others smile

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