Off Topic - Mouse ID

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Subject:	Off Topic - Mouse ID
From:	Chris Ross <>
Date:	Sat, 25 Sep 2010 10:30:05 +1000

Bill,

looking at field guides, there's really only one possibility apart fromhouse mouse for your location, a New Holland Mouse, which has a bicoloured tail (dark on top surface, pinkish below) and tail>head/body. A house mouse is supposed to have a tail = or slightly>head/body. The tail on this one looks quite long but it is in quite ahunched posture. On balance likely to be a house mouse.

regards,

Chris Ross
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