<p>Donna - it is entirely wishful thinking on my part that it is the same mouse. I know full well that a complete Disney cast could be living in the house. If I have seen more than one, they are very similar in size and the path they take. I am getting a variety of traps, however, assuming there is more than one.</p>
<p>I’ve started getting attached to little Mickey, cartera, with those cute little eyes, the longish little tail, the way he looks at you like he’s so happy to see you and he wonders where you’ve been…</p>
<p>momlove - awww - would you like for me to get a live trap and ship him to you? I think you would provide him with a good home.</p>
<p>Field mice can be kind of fun to befriend. I trained a wild one at an observatory to climb up a flashlight to get seeds from the top. He/she was very cute standing on her hind legs on the perch and looking for more! Here is a website which discusses keeping these critters as pets (caveat on Lyme disease, etc) [Bucky</a> Goldstein’s G.W. Deer Mouse Ranch](<a href=“http://mouseranch.com/main.html]Bucky”>http://mouseranch.com/main.html) .</p>
<p>astrodeb - you have not made my mission to become a mouse free home any easier with those pictures. “My” mouse looks just like Marina on the website.</p>