You;ll see them, we promise. Some silly, some scary – but their bark is worse than their bite: 23 FACES IN TREES
Suzanne I'ons spotted this disillusioned clown.
Sara-Jayne Davies was startled by this giant tree snail.
Whereas Val Cook was cheered by a jolly sloth.
'Welcome to my world, such as it is' said this tree to Pip Sticks.
Is there a sight more melancholy than a downed unicorn, wonders Jennifer Weckworth?
Susan Goldsmith applauds this shameless belly dancer past her best.
Ever-skyward this owl gazes – spotted by Susan Goldsmith.
'It's a trap!' Chris Bamford spotted Star Wars' Admiral Ackbar in repose.
Kim Russell bravely ignored the crude jibes this tree was hurling.
A human-tree hybrid experiment gone horribly wrong. 'Please. Kill me' heard Kelly Watkin.
Open wide and say 'Aaarrghghhgh' said Elaine Reeve.
All he wanted was a friend, but he was too stumpy for Marcus Easterling.
This tree enjoyed a distinguished career at the RSC before Kenneth Branagh came and ruined it all with his populism. Jennifer Weckworth sympathised.
'Yeah, a lot of people would see having three eyes as a social drawback, but the way I see it, if someone's got a problem with it then it's their problem, do you know what I mean?'. Sue Ashton wasn't sure where to look.
Is there anything in my nose? Is there? Dianna Low was kind enough to perform a discreet check.
Gill Dunkerley urged this tree to cast his mind back to saplinghood to see if he could remember any of his youthful enthusiasms.
It was too late to rescue this poor trapped chimp, rued Helen Smith.
'Oooh, strapless top in THIS weather? It's not Palm Beach love!' Chris Thorn was appalled by this tree's catty attitude.
All trees go through a Tarzan-impersonating phase, discovered Sue Meek.
'Yes, it's a tattoo, no I'm not proud of it' this tree told a passing Natalie Jane Thomas.
Kim Russell met a Direwolf.
But it was no match for Patra Fairclough's stegosaurus.
Stop hiding back there, Beaker! encouraged Jacqui Wood.
