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Martin Snelson, 33, captured the 55mm long rodent as it played among the flowers for an hour at Ashton-in-Makerfield in Wigan, UK. The tiny creature was dwarfed by the flower and ended up covered in dandelion seeds as it rubbed its nose in the familiar white foliage.
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Mr Snelson, a maintenance engineer from Warrington, Cheshire, said he felt 'privileged' to photograph the mouse from just five feet away. He said: 'Not very many people have the chance to see them in the wild, so to get to watch this mouse was a great honour.'
Harvest mice are typically found in fields of cereal crops, such as wheat and oats, and are also found in tall ground vegetation, such as long grass. It is the smallest European rodent - with many adults weighing as little as four grams.
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