He was crunched into a little ball of spikes, and didn't want to move. So after Anita went to work, I popped back upstairs and put my lens onto my camera. I didn't know if it'd still be there when I got down, but and got down there to find it still wandering around; although further up the hedge (who'd have thought).

It froze as soon as I got there, but after I sat down it was quickly on the move again. So I grabbed a few 'hurried escape shots' ..

and waited around. Sure enough someone else came back down, but headed over towards where he was and sortof 'flushed him out' towards me.

"yes, its looking clearer ..."

So with a sniffing of the air it seems it was going to head my way. But after I took this shot it seems that it didn't like the sound of the shutter on the camera and turned around again.
So I thought I'd let it have breakfast undisturbed and headed back up here for a coffee and to publish this.
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