Let's Get To Know Mouse/Rat

The four striped mouse is also common in Zimbabwe. Note the similarity in the surroundings pictured on the two stamps: Botswana and Zimbawe - it looks like a field of dry corn stalks. stamp of 2008

Even a mouse can help Grandpa Eliezer pull up his carrot


Tintin's dog (Milou in french,Snowy in english) chasing mice on this French stationery envelope.

From the "ukrainian alphabet" sheetlet
M like mysha (it works in english too)

Why aren't they called slick-tailed squirrel? :-)

Just saw a similar scene! But they are trying to pull up Mrs. Teaspoon. :-)

When I see this scene, I can't help laughing. There is a Chinese idiom ( two-part allegorical saying) : Dog chases mice, it's none of your business! :-) And in China, Tintin's dog is called White Snow for word-to-word translation .

Hi, Vayolene, Mysha is mouse, right? Or it's a name of a mouse star? Is it a traditional Ukrainian lovely costume!

Mrs. Teaspoon is a little like (Mickey) mouse, isn't she! I am also collecting persons with mouse nicknames now.

Hi Idebee.
Yes "mysha" is for mouse,"kit" for cat,"nosorih" for rhinoceros....


Here are romanian mice in love


And a mouse in love with an owl !!!

Bárður Oskarsson (born 1972) is a Faroese children's writer, illustrator and artist. His books have been translated into several other languages. The dog, the cat and the mouse are the main characters of his favorite book. The stamp was issued as an EUROPA stamp in 2010, the topic that year was children's stories.

(Idebee, The tails of true mice and rats are practically without hair; the chipmunk in your Korean stamp has a bushy tail. K.)

I'm afraid these ones from Czechoslovakia (1963 and 1980) are laboratory mice.

But to be used as a pencil is not actually a more pleasant fate (Europa 2008 stamp from Slovakia)

Lovely design, it reminds of Animal Crossing!

When they are together in the same frame of picture, I can't help laughing, because it always leads to this......

Whales are important for biological diversity. But so are mice
(Bulgaria 2010)