What animal (mouse?) is this?
Hello, dear community.
Which one died in this bucket? About the size of a thumb
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These are very bad pictures. On the middle it may look like a nick mouse.
Think that this animal, which unfortunately had to die painfully, is a nick mouse.
The size of a thumb has only the hazelnut. It is light brown with a longitudinal line above the back. There are only a few areas (Schleswig-Holstein, n.W.), therefore strictly protected.
Or it’s a mouse baby of another kind.
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But on the picture, it’s a mole! On the left and right his tombs, then the pointed mouth!
Oh, sad! He was also under conservation!
Drowned??
I’m sorry about the little one.
But it is a mystery how he got up the 40 cm high freestanding bucket .. he will not have fallen from tree..
Yeah, well drowned.
Is there a wall where he could have fallen? Otherwise, I’d rather think of a sadist who put him in the bucket he didn’t get out of.
Mouths are always in the dark – in light they see nothing and are defenseless!
I’m also thinking of a frying raccoon. They wash their food before eating – and then maybe there was a problem to get the mole out of the bucket again.
I’d rather be enlightened.
A bird would have left him free in the flight only if he had been put into trouble by a larger one – which in turn did not come to the animal in the bucket. That could have been a falcon against a big buzzard. Well.
After further consideration and advice, probably a n bird that has dropped it off the tree..
Sadists are excluded in this case