Jumped from behind

While I was crawling about taking photographs of wild strawberries the other day I found myself being jumped on from behind by a mystery assailant.

The first hit was just behind my right ear, the second on my right shoulder... my self-defence training kicked in and I rolled to the left, protecting my camera with my right arm and the fold of my gut.

Pushing from right foot and left knee I rose to face my attacker, but saw nothing.

Who was behind this and what was going on?

Slightly bemused I walked back to my car....

Approaching from the rear off-side I spotted a member from a likely suspect species...

And here the little guy is walking down my side panel:

Not exactly Bigfoot is he? :))

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- zoexox
- Sunday, 06. Jul, 2008 @ 12:56:28
very good blog...ha ha
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  - Sunday, 06. Jul, 2008 @ 12:59:55
  Thank you Zoe
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- jenray ^Pro
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- Sunday, 06. Jul, 2008 @ 13:04:08
I think they're lovely...good photos....great big hugs...XX
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  - Sunday, 06. Jul, 2008 @ 13:09:28
  Thanks Jen.
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- Doralene
- Sunday, 06. Jul, 2008 @ 13:28:48
So who won the fight?
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  - Sunday, 06. Jul, 2008 @ 17:48:13
  I guess the bug did....
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- faffajane ^Pro
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- Sunday, 06. Jul, 2008 @ 13:52:26
Brilliant post you had me going there for a minute lol
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  - Sunday, 06. Jul, 2008 @ 17:48:46
  Thanks FJ.
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- xmillyxxx ^Pro
- Sunday, 06. Jul, 2008 @ 14:24:08
Ewww....creepy crawlies *run's and hides* ! Hope ya good hun xx
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  - Sunday, 06. Jul, 2008 @ 17:50:34
  I'm fine babe. It takes more than the odd crawling thing to scare old Usky.
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- antlady69 ^Pro
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- Sunday, 06. Jul, 2008 @ 14:59:10
You know, if you expose them to enough radiation ...
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  - Sunday, 06. Jul, 2008 @ 17:51:39
  Oh yes... they'll take over the world!
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- happy28 ^Pro
- Sunday, 06. Jul, 2008 @ 17:08:02
I echo xmillyxxx's sentiment. strawberry looked good though.
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  - Sunday, 06. Jul, 2008 @ 17:58:36
  The strawberries were absolutely gorgeous.
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- thehomelyyear ^Pro
- Sunday, 06. Jul, 2008 @ 18:19:51
Bit yeuck isn't he!
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  - Sunday, 06. Jul, 2008 @ 18:29:05
  Just a little cricket... he was about 1cm in length.
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- trintrin1x
- Sunday, 06. Jul, 2008 @ 19:38:13
Did u have some strawberries? We have those wild things that look like rasberries in our garden is it brambles they are called Jade eats them anyway! x
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  - Sunday, 06. Jul, 2008 @ 19:43:57
  I did, yes. They were wonderfully sweet and full of flavour.
  I wonder if you mean blackberries? Or maybe loganberries? Better yet... tayberries!
  
  Tayberry is a cultivated shrub of the family rosaceae bred in 1962 from a cross between the Blackberry and the Raspberry at the Scottish Crops Research Institute, Invergowrie, Scotland by David Jennings and David Mason.
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