A vole
Well, while trying to take pictures of the hummingbirds (I had four buzzing around outside yesterday), my cat brought me a present, an unharmed vole that it was "playing with." I'm such a softy I took the vole and made sure it was fine before deciding to use it as a model since the hummingbirds were not cooperating and the light was poor. So I slapped on my macro lens, stopped all the down to F20 for some deep DOF and took a few pics.


I then released the vole way out in the cow pasture behind my home away from my garden.


I then released the vole way out in the cow pasture behind my home away from my garden.

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Thanks Ira.
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Wonderful to have a cat who thinks so highly of you to bring you a gift!
Shooter on a shoestring.
Very good detail.
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Yes, but I have such a soft spot for animals that I can not even bring myself to kill it even though it eats my flowers in the garden. I just can't do it to any animal. I mean I am the one that is probably invading its territory.
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I'm not too sure what the cat thinks. They are pretty arrogant little creatures.
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Oh yes, I bet I probably traumatized the thing more than the cat.
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