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Beware The Intruder ...

Another one taken recently at Newby Hall in North Yorkshire.

I was admiring one of the many large conifers when I spotted this intruder, which appeared to have spotted an opportunity to take up residence in the upper canopy.

Ran it through the 'processing room' to try and emphasise the small, but beautiful stowaway, which I hope you'll enjoy seeing as much as I did.

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26 comments

Andy Rodker said:

Looks like a squirrel buried an acorn in a secret place up there and forgot about it!
Like it a lot!
7 years ago

autofantasia replied to Andy Rodker:

Much appreciated Andy and I like your theory about the absentminded squirrel! ;)
7 years ago

Danielle said:

Très Admirable...
7 years ago ( translate )

autofantasia replied to Danielle:

Glad you like it Danielle and thanks for the fave! :)
7 years ago

Pam J said:

This is excellent .. and I like the squirrel/acorn theory !
Admired in ~ I ♥ Nature

Here... the Woodpeckers bury maize and sunflower seeds ! And the squirrels are responsible for Black Walnut trees springing up everywhere (and Oaks !!)
7 years ago

autofantasia replied to Pam J:

Thanks for the kind comments, the fave and the insight into what happens over there Pam! :)
7 years ago

Helena Ferreira said:

Perfect! :)))
7 years ago ( translate )

autofantasia replied to Helena Ferreira:

Pleased you like it Helena and thank you for the star! :)
7 years ago

Gudrun said:

I hope the intruder will thrive, I prefer deciduous trees to conifers:-)
7 years ago

autofantasia replied to Gudrun:

Yes, it would be nice if it did ... I guess I'll need to keep checking back on it. Thanks for the fave BTW too Gudrun! :)
7 years ago

Delirium said:

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7 years ago ( translate )

autofantasia replied to Delirium:

:)
7 years ago ( translate )

Doug Shepherd said:

Excellent work Paul and VERY well spotted.
7 years ago

Keith Burton said:

Cracking processing Paul................this works very well.
7 years ago

cp_u said:

Super!
7 years ago ( translate )