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Inside The Wilhelma Zoo In Stuttgart, Germany
A small mouse is seen at Wilhelma Zoo in Stuttgart, Germany, on June 9, 2025. (Photo by Agron Beqiri/NurPhoto) -
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Inside The Wilhelma Zoo In Stuttgart, Germany
A small mouse is seen at Wilhelma Zoo in Stuttgart, Germany, on June 9, 2025. (Photo by Agron Beqiri/NurPhoto) -
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Health checks are carried out on Hazel dormice by the DRAHS team, inside the Vets hospital at ZSL London Zoo.
Health checks are carried out on Hazel dormice by the DRAHS (Disease Risk Analysis & Health Service) team, inside the Vets hospital at ZSL London Zoo, as part of reintroduction programme. These dormice will be being released to a new woodland home in June, and so this specialist wildlife health team provide pre-release health checks to ensure they are fit and healthy for release.
London, UK. 15/5/25
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Health checks are carried out on Hazel dormice by the DRAHS team, inside the Vets hospital at ZSL London Zoo.
Health checks are carried out on Hazel dormice by the DRAHS (Disease Risk Analysis & Health Service) team, inside the Vets hospital at ZSL London Zoo, as part of reintroduction programme. These dormice will be being released to a new woodland home in June, and so this specialist wildlife health team provide pre-release health checks to ensure they are fit and healthy for release.
London, UK. 15/5/25
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Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
6th September 2023
Press photocall
Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn
Making their London debut, New York based dance-theatre duo Welcome to Campfire present The Pigeon & The Mouse at The Space Theatre from 9-11 September 2023, following sold-out performances across NYC.
A sci-fi danceplay, The Pigeon & The Mouse is an apocalyptic love story. Set in the aftermath of a civil war that has forced the city into quarantine, two lovers shelter together in an abandoned church. An evacuation order forces them to confront the reality of leaving home, and potentially each other.
Welcome to Campfire combines dance and theatre to create original sci-fi danceplays for the stage and screen. Founded by Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn, following their performances together in Punchdrunk's hit Off-Broadway show Sleep No More, they have collaborated to devise and perform four productions in New York and Shanghai. They were artists in residence at the Baryshnikov Arts Center in spring 2023.
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Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
6th September 2023
Press photocall
Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn
Making their London debut, New York based dance-theatre duo Welcome to Campfire present The Pigeon & The Mouse at The Space Theatre from 9-11 September 2023, following sold-out performances across NYC.
A sci-fi danceplay, The Pigeon & The Mouse is an apocalyptic love story. Set in the aftermath of a civil war that has forced the city into quarantine, two lovers shelter together in an abandoned church. An evacuation order forces them to confront the reality of leaving home, and potentially each other.
Welcome to Campfire combines dance and theatre to create original sci-fi danceplays for the stage and screen. Founded by Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn, following their performances together in Punchdrunk's hit Off-Broadway show Sleep No More, they have collaborated to devise and perform four productions in New York and Shanghai. They were artists in residence at the Baryshnikov Arts Center in spring 2023.
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Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
6th September 2023
Press photocall
Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn
Making their London debut, New York based dance-theatre duo Welcome to Campfire present The Pigeon & The Mouse at The Space Theatre from 9-11 September 2023, following sold-out performances across NYC.
A sci-fi danceplay, The Pigeon & The Mouse is an apocalyptic love story. Set in the aftermath of a civil war that has forced the city into quarantine, two lovers shelter together in an abandoned church. An evacuation order forces them to confront the reality of leaving home, and potentially each other.
Welcome to Campfire combines dance and theatre to create original sci-fi danceplays for the stage and screen. Founded by Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn, following their performances together in Punchdrunk's hit Off-Broadway show Sleep No More, they have collaborated to devise and perform four productions in New York and Shanghai. They were artists in residence at the Baryshnikov Arts Center in spring 2023.
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Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
6th September 2023
Press photocall
Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn
Making their London debut, New York based dance-theatre duo Welcome to Campfire present The Pigeon & The Mouse at The Space Theatre from 9-11 September 2023, following sold-out performances across NYC.
A sci-fi danceplay, The Pigeon & The Mouse is an apocalyptic love story. Set in the aftermath of a civil war that has forced the city into quarantine, two lovers shelter together in an abandoned church. An evacuation order forces them to confront the reality of leaving home, and potentially each other.
Welcome to Campfire combines dance and theatre to create original sci-fi danceplays for the stage and screen. Founded by Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn, following their performances together in Punchdrunk's hit Off-Broadway show Sleep No More, they have collaborated to devise and perform four productions in New York and Shanghai. They were artists in residence at the Baryshnikov Arts Center in spring 2023.
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Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
6th September 2023
Press photocall
Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn
Making their London debut, New York based dance-theatre duo Welcome to Campfire present The Pigeon & The Mouse at The Space Theatre from 9-11 September 2023, following sold-out performances across NYC.
A sci-fi danceplay, The Pigeon & The Mouse is an apocalyptic love story. Set in the aftermath of a civil war that has forced the city into quarantine, two lovers shelter together in an abandoned church. An evacuation order forces them to confront the reality of leaving home, and potentially each other.
Welcome to Campfire combines dance and theatre to create original sci-fi danceplays for the stage and screen. Founded by Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn, following their performances together in Punchdrunk's hit Off-Broadway show Sleep No More, they have collaborated to devise and perform four productions in New York and Shanghai. They were artists in residence at the Baryshnikov Arts Center in spring 2023.
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Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
6th September 2023
Press photocall
Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn
Making their London debut, New York based dance-theatre duo Welcome to Campfire present The Pigeon & The Mouse at The Space Theatre from 9-11 September 2023, following sold-out performances across NYC.
A sci-fi danceplay, The Pigeon & The Mouse is an apocalyptic love story. Set in the aftermath of a civil war that has forced the city into quarantine, two lovers shelter together in an abandoned church. An evacuation order forces them to confront the reality of leaving home, and potentially each other.
Welcome to Campfire combines dance and theatre to create original sci-fi danceplays for the stage and screen. Founded by Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn, following their performances together in Punchdrunk's hit Off-Broadway show Sleep No More, they have collaborated to devise and perform four productions in New York and Shanghai. They were artists in residence at the Baryshnikov Arts Center in spring 2023.
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Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
6th September 2023
Press photocall
Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn
Making their London debut, New York based dance-theatre duo Welcome to Campfire present The Pigeon & The Mouse at The Space Theatre from 9-11 September 2023, following sold-out performances across NYC.
A sci-fi danceplay, The Pigeon & The Mouse is an apocalyptic love story. Set in the aftermath of a civil war that has forced the city into quarantine, two lovers shelter together in an abandoned church. An evacuation order forces them to confront the reality of leaving home, and potentially each other.
Welcome to Campfire combines dance and theatre to create original sci-fi danceplays for the stage and screen. Founded by Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn, following their performances together in Punchdrunk's hit Off-Broadway show Sleep No More, they have collaborated to devise and perform four productions in New York and Shanghai. They were artists in residence at the Baryshnikov Arts Center in spring 2023.
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Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
6th September 2023
Press photocall
Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn
Making their London debut, New York based dance-theatre duo Welcome to Campfire present The Pigeon & The Mouse at The Space Theatre from 9-11 September 2023, following sold-out performances across NYC.
A sci-fi danceplay, The Pigeon & The Mouse is an apocalyptic love story. Set in the aftermath of a civil war that has forced the city into quarantine, two lovers shelter together in an abandoned church. An evacuation order forces them to confront the reality of leaving home, and potentially each other.
Welcome to Campfire combines dance and theatre to create original sci-fi danceplays for the stage and screen. Founded by Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn, following their performances together in Punchdrunk's hit Off-Broadway show Sleep No More, they have collaborated to devise and perform four productions in New York and Shanghai. They were artists in residence at the Baryshnikov Arts Center in spring 2023.
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Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
6th September 2023
Press photocall
Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn
Making their London debut, New York based dance-theatre duo Welcome to Campfire present The Pigeon & The Mouse at The Space Theatre from 9-11 September 2023, following sold-out performances across NYC.
A sci-fi danceplay, The Pigeon & The Mouse is an apocalyptic love story. Set in the aftermath of a civil war that has forced the city into quarantine, two lovers shelter together in an abandoned church. An evacuation order forces them to confront the reality of leaving home, and potentially each other.
Welcome to Campfire combines dance and theatre to create original sci-fi danceplays for the stage and screen. Founded by Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn, following their performances together in Punchdrunk's hit Off-Broadway show Sleep No More, they have collaborated to devise and perform four productions in New York and Shanghai. They were artists in residence at the Baryshnikov Arts Center in spring 2023.
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Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
6th September 2023
Press photocall
Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn
Making their London debut, New York based dance-theatre duo Welcome to Campfire present The Pigeon & The Mouse at The Space Theatre from 9-11 September 2023, following sold-out performances across NYC.
A sci-fi danceplay, The Pigeon & The Mouse is an apocalyptic love story. Set in the aftermath of a civil war that has forced the city into quarantine, two lovers shelter together in an abandoned church. An evacuation order forces them to confront the reality of leaving home, and potentially each other.
Welcome to Campfire combines dance and theatre to create original sci-fi danceplays for the stage and screen. Founded by Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn, following their performances together in Punchdrunk's hit Off-Broadway show Sleep No More, they have collaborated to devise and perform four productions in New York and Shanghai. They were artists in residence at the Baryshnikov Arts Center in spring 2023.
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Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
6th September 2023
Press photocall
Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn
Making their London debut, New York based dance-theatre duo Welcome to Campfire present The Pigeon & The Mouse at The Space Theatre from 9-11 September 2023, following sold-out performances across NYC.
A sci-fi danceplay, The Pigeon & The Mouse is an apocalyptic love story. Set in the aftermath of a civil war that has forced the city into quarantine, two lovers shelter together in an abandoned church. An evacuation order forces them to confront the reality of leaving home, and potentially each other.
Welcome to Campfire combines dance and theatre to create original sci-fi danceplays for the stage and screen. Founded by Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn, following their performances together in Punchdrunk's hit Off-Broadway show Sleep No More, they have collaborated to devise and perform four productions in New York and Shanghai. They were artists in residence at the Baryshnikov Arts Center in spring 2023.
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Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
6th September 2023
Press photocall
Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn
Making their London debut, New York based dance-theatre duo Welcome to Campfire present The Pigeon & The Mouse at The Space Theatre from 9-11 September 2023, following sold-out performances across NYC.
A sci-fi danceplay, The Pigeon & The Mouse is an apocalyptic love story. Set in the aftermath of a civil war that has forced the city into quarantine, two lovers shelter together in an abandoned church. An evacuation order forces them to confront the reality of leaving home, and potentially each other.
Welcome to Campfire combines dance and theatre to create original sci-fi danceplays for the stage and screen. Founded by Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn, following their performances together in Punchdrunk's hit Off-Broadway show Sleep No More, they have collaborated to devise and perform four productions in New York and Shanghai. They were artists in residence at the Baryshnikov Arts Center in spring 2023.
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Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
6th September 2023
Press photocall
Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn
Making their London debut, New York based dance-theatre duo Welcome to Campfire present The Pigeon & The Mouse at The Space Theatre from 9-11 September 2023, following sold-out performances across NYC.
A sci-fi danceplay, The Pigeon & The Mouse is an apocalyptic love story. Set in the aftermath of a civil war that has forced the city into quarantine, two lovers shelter together in an abandoned church. An evacuation order forces them to confront the reality of leaving home, and potentially each other.
Welcome to Campfire combines dance and theatre to create original sci-fi danceplays for the stage and screen. Founded by Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn, following their performances together in Punchdrunk's hit Off-Broadway show Sleep No More, they have collaborated to devise and perform four productions in New York and Shanghai. They were artists in residence at the Baryshnikov Arts Center in spring 2023.
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Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
Welcome to Campfire with the UK premiere of their work The Pigeon & The Mouse, at The Space, London, UK
6th September 2023
Press photocall
Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn
Making their London debut, New York based dance-theatre duo Welcome to Campfire present The Pigeon & The Mouse at The Space Theatre from 9-11 September 2023, following sold-out performances across NYC.
A sci-fi danceplay, The Pigeon & The Mouse is an apocalyptic love story. Set in the aftermath of a civil war that has forced the city into quarantine, two lovers shelter together in an abandoned church. An evacuation order forces them to confront the reality of leaving home, and potentially each other.
Welcome to Campfire combines dance and theatre to create original sci-fi danceplays for the stage and screen. Founded by Tony Bordonaro and Ingrid Kapteyn, following their performances together in Punchdrunk's hit Off-Broadway show Sleep No More, they have collaborated to devise and perform four productions in New York and Shanghai. They were artists in residence at the Baryshnikov Arts Center in spring 2023.
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‘It became a compulsion’: how fertility forums took over.
ÔIt became a compulsionÕ: how fertility forums took over my life. After years trying for a child without success, I sought solace in online message boards. Before long, I was spending hours a day poring over intimate posts, sharing everything with total strangers. Would it help?
Infertility is common: one in seven couples in the UK experience it, with 12% of women aged 25-34 and 17.7% of women aged 35-44 saying they have unsuccessfully tried to get pregnant. After two years of trying for a second child, I recently underwent three rounds of IVF. The first ended in a chemical pregnancy (an early miscarriage, occurring within the first few weeks); on the second, we banked the embryos as insurance; and on the third round in October 2020, I became pregnant with twins, but lost one. I now have a three-month-old baby girl.
So, like many women, I sought answers and solace in online message boards, niche Facebook groups and closed communities. I began by poring over photos of other womenÕs pregnancy tests; reading when they last had sex and in what position. I knew their partnersÕ sperm counts; I noted tips such as how to use a mooncup as a fertility aid. As I went through the different stages of my quest to get pregnant, I left behind the TTC (Òtrying to conceiveÓ) forums and moved on to closed Facebook groups, from IVF Support UK to Low Ovarian Reserve Support Group to IVF Babies Due Date Group.
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‘It became a compulsion’: how fertility forums took over.
ÔIt became a compulsionÕ: how fertility forums took over my life. After years trying for a child without success, I sought solace in online message boards. Before long, I was spending hours a day poring over intimate posts, sharing everything with total strangers. Would it help?
Infertility is common: one in seven couples in the UK experience it, with 12% of women aged 25-34 and 17.7% of women aged 35-44 saying they have unsuccessfully tried to get pregnant. After two years of trying for a second child, I recently underwent three rounds of IVF. The first ended in a chemical pregnancy (an early miscarriage, occurring within the first few weeks); on the second, we banked the embryos as insurance; and on the third round in October 2020, I became pregnant with twins, but lost one. I now have a three-month-old baby girl.
So, like many women, I sought answers and solace in online message boards, niche Facebook groups and closed communities. I began by poring over photos of other womenÕs pregnancy tests; reading when they last had sex and in what position. I knew their partnersÕ sperm counts; I noted tips such as how to use a mooncup as a fertility aid. As I went through the different stages of my quest to get pregnant, I left behind the TTC (Òtrying to conceiveÓ) forums and moved on to closed Facebook groups, from IVF Support UK to Low Ovarian Reserve Support Group to IVF Babies Due Date Group.
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FEATURE - Fotograf inszeniert Fuchs und Maus in Halloween-Umgebung
PICTURE SHOWS: Charlie the fox checks out a mouse in the stables
A keen wildlife photographer has snapped a series of photos of wild animals in a spooky set-up ahead of Halloween.
Richard Bowler from Corwen, North Wales, has spent many years photographing some of the wild animals on his land and building trusting relationships with them.
In one picture, local foxes Hetty and Charlie are seen gently checking out a tiny mouse.
In another image, Capone the Barn Owl sits on a Pumpkin surrounded by Halloween decorations in Richard's home.
Richard said of the series: "Having been in local and now national lockdown for a few weeks now I decided to produce some seasonal images with the animals that share my life with while staying at home."
Where: Corwen, North Wales, United Kingdom
When: 27 Oct 2020
Credit: Richard Bowler/Cover Images
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FEATURE - Fotograf inszeniert Fuchs und Maus in Halloween-Umgebung
PICTURE SHOWS: Hetty the fox checks out a mouse in the stables
A keen wildlife photographer has snapped a series of photos of wild animals in a spooky set-up ahead of Halloween.
Richard Bowler from Corwen, North Wales, has spent many years photographing some of the wild animals on his land and building trusting relationships with them.
In one picture, local foxes Hetty and Charlie are seen gently checking out a tiny mouse.
In another image, Capone the Barn Owl sits on a Pumpkin surrounded by Halloween decorations in Richard's home.
Richard said of the series: "Having been in local and now national lockdown for a few weeks now I decided to produce some seasonal images with the animals that share my life with while staying at home."
Where: Corwen, North Wales, United Kingdom
When: 27 Oct 2020
Credit: Richard Bowler/Cover Images
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FEATURE - Fotograf inszeniert Fuchs und Maus in Halloween-Umgebung
PICTURE SHOWS: Hetty the fox checks out a mouse in the stables
A keen wildlife photographer has snapped a series of photos of wild animals in a spooky set-up ahead of Halloween.
Richard Bowler from Corwen, North Wales, has spent many years photographing some of the wild animals on his land and building trusting relationships with them.
In one picture, local foxes Hetty and Charlie are seen gently checking out a tiny mouse.
In another image, Capone the Barn Owl sits on a Pumpkin surrounded by Halloween decorations in Richard's home.
Richard said of the series: "Having been in local and now national lockdown for a few weeks now I decided to produce some seasonal images with the animals that share my life with while staying at home."
Where: Corwen, North Wales, United Kingdom
When: 27 Oct 2020
Credit: Richard Bowler/Cover Images
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FEATURE - Fotograf inszeniert Fuchs und Maus in Halloween-Umgebung
PICTURE SHOWS: Charlie the fox checks out a mouse in the stables
A keen wildlife photographer has snapped a series of photos of wild animals in a spooky set-up ahead of Halloween.
Richard Bowler from Corwen, North Wales, has spent many years photographing some of the wild animals on his land and building trusting relationships with them.
In one picture, local foxes Hetty and Charlie are seen gently checking out a tiny mouse.
In another image, Capone the Barn Owl sits on a Pumpkin surrounded by Halloween decorations in Richard's home.
Richard said of the series: "Having been in local and now national lockdown for a few weeks now I decided to produce some seasonal images with the animals that share my life with while staying at home."
Where: Corwen, North Wales, United Kingdom
When: 27 Oct 2020
Credit: Richard Bowler/Cover Images
**Editorial Use Only** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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FEATURE - Fotograf inszeniert Fuchs und Maus in Halloween-Umgebung
PICTURE SHOWS: Hetty the fox checks out a mouse in the stables
A keen wildlife photographer has snapped a series of photos of wild animals in a spooky set-up ahead of Halloween.
Richard Bowler from Corwen, North Wales, has spent many years photographing some of the wild animals on his land and building trusting relationships with them.
In one picture, local foxes Hetty and Charlie are seen gently checking out a tiny mouse.
In another image, Capone the Barn Owl sits on a Pumpkin surrounded by Halloween decorations in Richard's home.
Richard said of the series: "Having been in local and now national lockdown for a few weeks now I decided to produce some seasonal images with the animals that share my life with while staying at home."
Where: Corwen, North Wales, United Kingdom
When: 27 Oct 2020
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No sex, please, we’re colleagues: the new rules of office romance. Last year the CEO of McDonald’s lost his job over a consensual affair. Has the workplace crush had its day?
No sex, please, we’re colleagues: the new rules of office romance. Last year the CEO of McDonald’s lost his job over a consensual affair. Has the workplace crush had its day?
Stylist: Helen Wrigglesworth.
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No sex, please, we’re colleagues: the new rules of office romance. Last year the CEO of McDonald’s lost his job over a consensual affair. Has the workplace crush had its day?
No sex, please, we’re colleagues: the new rules of office romance. Last year the CEO of McDonald’s lost his job over a consensual affair. Has the workplace crush had its day?
Stylist: Helen Wrigglesworth.
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No sex, please, we’re colleagues: the new rules of office romance. Last year the CEO of McDonald’s lost his job over a consensual affair. Has the workplace crush had its day?
No sex, please, we’re colleagues: the new rules of office romance. Last year the CEO of McDonald’s lost his job over a consensual affair. Has the workplace crush had its day?
Stylist: Helen Wrigglesworth.
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FEATURE - Schachspielen mit augestopften Mäusen
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Here is a chess set not for the squeamish – with the figures made up of taxidermy mice.The kings, queens, knights, bishops , castles and pawns are all rodents dressed in appropriate costumes.The set includes 16 light colored mice and 16 dark mice, in various sizes, pawns being the smallest.The mice are all individually stuffed by self-taught taxidermist Rachael Garcia from Florida in the USA.She stresses that the dead mice were acquired from a captive breeding facility that distributes frozen rodents for pet reptile feeding.As well as mice, Rachael uses foam, cotton, wire, beads, fabric, wood, paint, paper and glue to make each set which take at least 30 to 60 days to complete and dry.She said:” Every mouse was a unique creature in life, making each piece of this set a one of kind creation hand stuffed by me.”The set comes complete with wooden handmade chess board, and storage boxes.She can customise both the costumes of the pieces and the colours and board design. The sets are available from her store on shopping website Etsy under the trading name TheCurious13.
OPS: The taxidermy mice chess set by Rachael Garcia.One of the two opposing chess armies.
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Picture must credit: Rachael Garcia
Here is a chess set not for the squeamish – with the figures made up of taxidermy mice.The kings, queens, knights, bishops , castles and pawns are all rodents dressed in appropriate costumes.The set includes 16 light colored mice and 16 dark mice, in various sizes, pawns being the smallest.The mice are all individually stuffed by self-taught taxidermist Rachael Garcia from Florida in the USA.She stresses that the dead mice were acquired from a captive breeding facility that distributes frozen rodents for pet reptile feeding.As well as mice, Rachael uses foam, cotton, wire, beads, fabric, wood, paint, paper and glue to make each set which take at least 30 to 60 days to complete and dry.She said:” Every mouse was a unique creature in life, making each piece of this set a one of kind creation hand stuffed by me.”The set comes complete with wooden handmade chess board, and storage boxes.She can customise both the costumes of the pieces and the colours and board design. The sets are available from her store on shopping website Etsy under the trading name TheCurious13.
OPS: The taxidermy mice chess set by Rachael Garcia.A set of pawns
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Picture must credit: Rachael Garcia
Here is a chess set not for the squeamish – with the figures made up of taxidermy mice.The kings, queens, knights, bishops , castles and pawns are all rodents dressed in appropriate costumes.The set includes 16 light colored mice and 16 dark mice, in various sizes, pawns being the smallest.The mice are all individually stuffed by self-taught taxidermist Rachael Garcia from Florida in the USA.She stresses that the dead mice were acquired from a captive breeding facility that distributes frozen rodents for pet reptile feeding.As well as mice, Rachael uses foam, cotton, wire, beads, fabric, wood, paint, paper and glue to make each set which take at least 30 to 60 days to complete and dry.She said:” Every mouse was a unique creature in life, making each piece of this set a one of kind creation hand stuffed by me.”The set comes complete with wooden handmade chess board, and storage boxes.She can customise both the costumes of the pieces and the colours and board design. The sets are available from her store on shopping website Etsy under the trading name TheCurious13.
OPS: The taxidermy mice chess set by Rachael Garcia.Two sets of castles or rooks
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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Picture must credit: Rachael Garcia
Here is a chess set not for the squeamish – with the figures made up of taxidermy mice.The kings, queens, knights, bishops , castles and pawns are all rodents dressed in appropriate costumes.The set includes 16 light colored mice and 16 dark mice, in various sizes, pawns being the smallest.The mice are all individually stuffed by self-taught taxidermist Rachael Garcia from Florida in the USA.She stresses that the dead mice were acquired from a captive breeding facility that distributes frozen rodents for pet reptile feeding.As well as mice, Rachael uses foam, cotton, wire, beads, fabric, wood, paint, paper and glue to make each set which take at least 30 to 60 days to complete and dry.She said:” Every mouse was a unique creature in life, making each piece of this set a one of kind creation hand stuffed by me.”The set comes complete with wooden handmade chess board, and storage boxes.She can customise both the costumes of the pieces and the colours and board design. The sets are available from her store on shopping website Etsy under the trading name TheCurious13.
OPS: The taxidermy mice chess set by Rachael Garcia.Includes a custom chess board
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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18/04/2019
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Picture must credit: Rachael Garcia
Here is a chess set not for the squeamish – with the figures made up of taxidermy mice.The kings, queens, knights, bishops , castles and pawns are all rodents dressed in appropriate costumes.The set includes 16 light colored mice and 16 dark mice, in various sizes, pawns being the smallest.The mice are all individually stuffed by self-taught taxidermist Rachael Garcia from Florida in the USA.She stresses that the dead mice were acquired from a captive breeding facility that distributes frozen rodents for pet reptile feeding.As well as mice, Rachael uses foam, cotton, wire, beads, fabric, wood, paint, paper and glue to make each set which take at least 30 to 60 days to complete and dry.She said:” Every mouse was a unique creature in life, making each piece of this set a one of kind creation hand stuffed by me.”The set comes complete with wooden handmade chess board, and storage boxes.She can customise both the costumes of the pieces and the colours and board design. The sets are available from her store on shopping website Etsy under the trading name TheCurious13.
OPS: The taxidermy mice chess set by Rachael Garcia.King and queen pieces
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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Picture must credit: Rachael Garcia
Here is a chess set not for the squeamish – with the figures made up of taxidermy mice.The kings, queens, knights, bishops , castles and pawns are all rodents dressed in appropriate costumes.The set includes 16 light colored mice and 16 dark mice, in various sizes, pawns being the smallest.The mice are all individually stuffed by self-taught taxidermist Rachael Garcia from Florida in the USA.She stresses that the dead mice were acquired from a captive breeding facility that distributes frozen rodents for pet reptile feeding.As well as mice, Rachael uses foam, cotton, wire, beads, fabric, wood, paint, paper and glue to make each set which take at least 30 to 60 days to complete and dry.She said:” Every mouse was a unique creature in life, making each piece of this set a one of kind creation hand stuffed by me.”The set comes complete with wooden handmade chess board, and storage boxes.She can customise both the costumes of the pieces and the colours and board design. The sets are available from her store on shopping website Etsy under the trading name TheCurious13.
OPS: Rachael Garcia also makes non-chess custom one-offs such as this one of The Beatles
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Picture must credit: Rachael Garcia
Here is a chess set not for the squeamish – with the figures made up of taxidermy mice.The kings, queens, knights, bishops , castles and pawns are all rodents dressed in appropriate costumes.The set includes 16 light colored mice and 16 dark mice, in various sizes, pawns being the smallest.The mice are all individually stuffed by self-taught taxidermist Rachael Garcia from Florida in the USA.She stresses that the dead mice were acquired from a captive breeding facility that distributes frozen rodents for pet reptile feeding.As well as mice, Rachael uses foam, cotton, wire, beads, fabric, wood, paint, paper and glue to make each set which take at least 30 to 60 days to complete and dry.She said:” Every mouse was a unique creature in life, making each piece of this set a one of kind creation hand stuffed by me.”The set comes complete with wooden handmade chess board, and storage boxes.She can customise both the costumes of the pieces and the colours and board design. The sets are available from her store on shopping website Etsy under the trading name TheCurious13.
OPS: The taxidermy mice chess set by Rachael Garcia.A set of pawns
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FEATURE - Schachspielen mit augestopften Mäusen
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Mice 1
18/04/2019
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Picture must credit: Rachael Garcia
Here is a chess set not for the squeamish – with the figures made up of taxidermy mice.The kings, queens, knights, bishops , castles and pawns are all rodents dressed in appropriate costumes.The set includes 16 light colored mice and 16 dark mice, in various sizes, pawns being the smallest.The mice are all individually stuffed by self-taught taxidermist Rachael Garcia from Florida in the USA.She stresses that the dead mice were acquired from a captive breeding facility that distributes frozen rodents for pet reptile feeding.As well as mice, Rachael uses foam, cotton, wire, beads, fabric, wood, paint, paper and glue to make each set which take at least 30 to 60 days to complete and dry.She said:” Every mouse was a unique creature in life, making each piece of this set a one of kind creation hand stuffed by me.”The set comes complete with wooden handmade chess board, and storage boxes.She can customise both the costumes of the pieces and the colours and board design. The sets are available from her store on shopping website Etsy under the trading name TheCurious13.
OPS: The taxidermy mice chess set by Rachael Garcia.Two sets of bishops
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18/04/2019
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Picture must credit: Rachael Garcia
Here is a chess set not for the squeamish – with the figures made up of taxidermy mice.The kings, queens, knights, bishops , castles and pawns are all rodents dressed in appropriate costumes.The set includes 16 light colored mice and 16 dark mice, in various sizes, pawns being the smallest.The mice are all individually stuffed by self-taught taxidermist Rachael Garcia from Florida in the USA.She stresses that the dead mice were acquired from a captive breeding facility that distributes frozen rodents for pet reptile feeding.As well as mice, Rachael uses foam, cotton, wire, beads, fabric, wood, paint, paper and glue to make each set which take at least 30 to 60 days to complete and dry.She said:” Every mouse was a unique creature in life, making each piece of this set a one of kind creation hand stuffed by me.”The set comes complete with wooden handmade chess board, and storage boxes.She can customise both the costumes of the pieces and the colours and board design. The sets are available from her store on shopping website Etsy under the trading name TheCurious13.
OPS: The taxidermy mice chess set by Rachael Garcia.Pieces boxed up
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18/04/2019
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Picture must credit: Rachael Garcia
Here is a chess set not for the squeamish – with the figures made up of taxidermy mice.The kings, queens, knights, bishops , castles and pawns are all rodents dressed in appropriate costumes.The set includes 16 light colored mice and 16 dark mice, in various sizes, pawns being the smallest.The mice are all individually stuffed by self-taught taxidermist Rachael Garcia from Florida in the USA.She stresses that the dead mice were acquired from a captive breeding facility that distributes frozen rodents for pet reptile feeding.As well as mice, Rachael uses foam, cotton, wire, beads, fabric, wood, paint, paper and glue to make each set which take at least 30 to 60 days to complete and dry.She said:” Every mouse was a unique creature in life, making each piece of this set a one of kind creation hand stuffed by me.”The set comes complete with wooden handmade chess board, and storage boxes.She can customise both the costumes of the pieces and the colours and board design. The sets are available from her store on shopping website Etsy under the trading name TheCurious13.
OPS: The taxidermy mice chess set by Rachael Garcia.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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FEATURE - Schachspielen mit augestopften Mäusen
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Ref 10345
Mice 1
18/04/2019
See Ferrari text
Picture must credit: Rachael Garcia
Here is a chess set not for the squeamish – with the figures made up of taxidermy mice.The kings, queens, knights, bishops , castles and pawns are all rodents dressed in appropriate costumes.The set includes 16 light colored mice and 16 dark mice, in various sizes, pawns being the smallest.The mice are all individually stuffed by self-taught taxidermist Rachael Garcia from Florida in the USA.She stresses that the dead mice were acquired from a captive breeding facility that distributes frozen rodents for pet reptile feeding.As well as mice, Rachael uses foam, cotton, wire, beads, fabric, wood, paint, paper and glue to make each set which take at least 30 to 60 days to complete and dry.She said:” Every mouse was a unique creature in life, making each piece of this set a one of kind creation hand stuffed by me.”The set comes complete with wooden handmade chess board, and storage boxes.She can customise both the costumes of the pieces and the colours and board design. The sets are available from her store on shopping website Etsy under the trading name TheCurious13.
OPS:Rachael Garcia also creates one-off custom figures such as this one of Wonder Woman
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Mice 1
18/04/2019
See Ferrari text
Picture must credit: Rachael Garcia
Here is a chess set not for the squeamish – with the figures made up of taxidermy mice.The kings, queens, knights, bishops , castles and pawns are all rodents dressed in appropriate costumes.The set includes 16 light colored mice and 16 dark mice, in various sizes, pawns being the smallest.The mice are all individually stuffed by self-taught taxidermist Rachael Garcia from Florida in the USA.She stresses that the dead mice were acquired from a captive breeding facility that distributes frozen rodents for pet reptile feeding.As well as mice, Rachael uses foam, cotton, wire, beads, fabric, wood, paint, paper and glue to make each set which take at least 30 to 60 days to complete and dry.She said:” Every mouse was a unique creature in life, making each piece of this set a one of kind creation hand stuffed by me.”The set comes complete with wooden handmade chess board, and storage boxes.She can customise both the costumes of the pieces and the colours and board design. The sets are available from her store on shopping website Etsy under the trading name TheCurious13.
OPS: The taxidermy mice chess set by Rachael Garcia.Two pairs of knights.
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Ref 10345
Mice 1
18/04/2019
See Ferrari text
Picture must credit: Rachael Garcia
Here is a chess set not for the squeamish – with the figures made up of taxidermy mice.The kings, queens, knights, bishops , castles and pawns are all rodents dressed in appropriate costumes.The set includes 16 light colored mice and 16 dark mice, in various sizes, pawns being the smallest.The mice are all individually stuffed by self-taught taxidermist Rachael Garcia from Florida in the USA.She stresses that the dead mice were acquired from a captive breeding facility that distributes frozen rodents for pet reptile feeding.As well as mice, Rachael uses foam, cotton, wire, beads, fabric, wood, paint, paper and glue to make each set which take at least 30 to 60 days to complete and dry.She said:” Every mouse was a unique creature in life, making each piece of this set a one of kind creation hand stuffed by me.”The set comes complete with wooden handmade chess board, and storage boxes.She can customise both the costumes of the pieces and the colours and board design. The sets are available from her store on shopping website Etsy under the trading name TheCurious13.
OPS: The taxidermy mice chess set by Rachael Garcia.A king and queen set
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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Ref 10345
Mice 1
18/04/2019
See Ferrari text
Picture must credit: Rachael Garcia
Here is a chess set not for the squeamish – with the figures made up of taxidermy mice.The kings, queens, knights, bishops , castles and pawns are all rodents dressed in appropriate costumes.The set includes 16 light colored mice and 16 dark mice, in various sizes, pawns being the smallest.The mice are all individually stuffed by self-taught taxidermist Rachael Garcia from Florida in the USA.She stresses that the dead mice were acquired from a captive breeding facility that distributes frozen rodents for pet reptile feeding.As well as mice, Rachael uses foam, cotton, wire, beads, fabric, wood, paint, paper and glue to make each set which take at least 30 to 60 days to complete and dry.She said:” Every mouse was a unique creature in life, making each piece of this set a one of kind creation hand stuffed by me.”The set comes complete with wooden handmade chess board, and storage boxes.She can customise both the costumes of the pieces and the colours and board design. The sets are available from her store on shopping website Etsy under the trading name TheCurious13.
OPS: The taxidermy mice chess set by Rachael Garcia.King and queen pieces
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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FEATURE - Die herzigsten Haustierbilder Grossbritanniens
Mandatory Credit: Photo by William Craig/PetSavers/REX/Shutterstock (10191523a)
Junior Runner up picture by William Craig shows his black cat Mouse. He said: 'She sleeps with me every night and keeps me warm. I love her very much'
PetSavers pet photo competition, UK - Apr 2019
*Full story: https://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/uorb
A photo of a rescue dog panting in the long grass has won first prize in a competition to capture pictures of Britain's pets. The picture, taken by Yvette Roberts Shaw, was chosen from among more than 600 photos of cats and dogs in the annual contest run by PetSavers, a charity which is part of the British Small Animal Veterinary Association. This year's contest encouraged amateur photographers to take pictures of their pets at one of those special moments when they melt their heart. The competition was judged by staff at the British Small Animal Veterinary Association. Yvette, from Caerphilly, Wales, said: "Cassie is our rescue and is a Staffie x Boxer. She was in shelters for the majority of her younger years and was moved from Coventry to Bristol as she kept getting overlooked.
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FEATURE - Pix of the Day: Bilder des Tages
September 25, 2018 - An artist is seen entertaining motorists passing on the highway wearing Disney animated costumes Minnie Mouse and music boxes that play joyful songs in Pekanbaru, Riau Province, Indonesia on September 25, 2018 (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - Prozessionen an Ostern
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Andrew MacColl/REX/Shutterstock (9484733r)
A young member of the San Cristobal El Bajo Brotherhood wears a Mickey Mouse backpack
Holy Thursday procession of the San Cristobal El Bajo Brotherhood, Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala - 29th March 2018
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Minnie Mouse Honored with a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Los Angeles, USA - 22 Jan 2018
Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Buchan/Variety/REX/Shutterstock (9330778cv)
Katy Perry
Minnie Mouse Honored with a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Los Angeles, USA - 22 Jan 2018
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FEATURE - Üble Szenen in englischen Städten am Boxing Day
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joel Goodman/LNP/REX/Shutterstock (9302108aa)
Danger Mouse taxi driver
Boxing Day revellers, Wigan, UK - 27 Dec 2017
Revellers in Wigan enjoy Boxing Day drinks and clubbing in Wigan Wallgate. In recent years a tradition has been established in which people go out wearing fancy-dress costumes on Boxing Day night.
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NEWS - London: Maskenmarsch gegen Kapitalismus am Guy Fawkes Tag
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Natasha Quarmby/REX/Shutterstock (9190196r)
Approx a thousand people marched down Whitehall, and then dispersed all over central London, giving a cat and mouse chase to the Met police.
Million Mask March, London, UK - 05 Nov 2017
There was a mass police presence, to enforce the curfew, which was 9pm. The march passed off peacefully, with approx eigtheen arrests. A young man was injured as a result of falling off one of the lions at Trafalgar Square, and was taken to hospital.
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NEWS - London: Maskenmarsch gegen Kapitalismus am Guy Fawkes Tag
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Natasha Quarmby/REX/Shutterstock (9190196p)
Approx a thousand people marched down Whitehall, and then dispersed all over central London, giving a cat and mouse chase to the Met police.
Million Mask March, London, UK - 05 Nov 2017
There was a mass police presence, to enforce the curfew, which was 9pm. The march passed off peacefully, with approx eigtheen arrests. A young man was injured as a result of falling off one of the lions at Trafalgar Square, and was taken to hospital.
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NEWS - London: Maskenmarsch gegen Kapitalismus am Guy Fawkes Tag
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Natasha Quarmby/REX/Shutterstock (9190196l)
Approx a thousand people marched down Whitehall, and then dispersed all over central London, giving a cat and mouse chase to the Met police.
Million Mask March, London, UK - 05 Nov 2017
There was a mass police presence, to enforce the curfew, which was 9pm. The march passed off peacefully, with approx eigtheen arrests. A young man was injured as a result of falling off one of the lions at Trafalgar Square, and was taken to hospital.
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