Snowed in yesterday, had to work from home and no way I could get the car out (I live on a steep hill that goes nowhere so not a lot of traffic to clear the snow.) so no snow images (dang)
Here is one from Saturday whilst out with a group of people... this cheeky chap/ess kept appearing under a set of feeders hidden from view by fences with a couple of trellis openings....
All the best
Phil
Posted by Paul Gibbs on February 3, 2009 at 5:46 AM
Fantastic image Phil. The setting really makes the difference with this. I have one of these visiting my shed at the moment and keep meaning to try and get some photos of it but It's difficult to set things up without letting the Mrs know we have a rat !!
Robert
Posted by Fran French on February 4, 2009 at 1:12 PM
I have seen that face before Superb work Phil!
Fran
Posted by tony flashman on February 4, 2009 at 2:55 PM
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Hi,
Snowed in yesterday, had to work from home and no way I could get the car out (I live on a steep hill that goes nowhere so not a lot of traffic to clear the snow.) so no snow images (dang)
Here is one from Saturday whilst out with a group of people... this cheeky chap/ess kept appearing under a set of feeders hidden from view by fences with a couple of trellis openings....
All the best
Phil
Really well done
Drew
David
I love this image - great setting and pose!
David
Great setting and a fantastic inquisitively pose. Very nice
Dave
Major.
Dave
Brett
Well done.
Totally love the setting to this one. Make for one of the nicest rat pictures I've seen.
Robert
Fran
Tony
Had one under my feeders last week too.
JohnR