where's wally (Mist)

I think you are all developing pretty good koala eyes, so see how you go with this one.

I have had some real challenges this week with spotting. I saw a koala in one tree this morning, came back in the afternoon and went all around under the tree - nothing. Figured he must have moved. Went over the whole property, spotted another couple and came back past the first tree again on the way to the house and was nearly past when I glanced up at the right moment, and he was in the tree after all! It's not as easy as it seems. Often I can see a koala clearly, but I moved a few metres around the tree and no matter how hard I look I cannot see it from just a small change of perspective.

[Annie D]

I am thinking the second forky twist on the left

[KoalaGardens🐨]

@annied good koala eyes! it does help when you know there is one in the tree too ;)

[Valerie Chesney]

I see her, I found her before I saw Annie's comment, on black I think I can even see the outline of her ears.....")

[Myrna O'Hara]

Get out the binoculars

[Chris K]

I love it when a person is pointing to one in a tree and no one else can see it no matter how hard they try

[Beryl Lloyd]

I am " Mystified " as I can not for certain find Misty but with 2 sighting possibilities !!! Waiting with abated breath for the result !!!!!

[carol white]

Great capture, spotted him towards the left.

[Pyrrhula]

Bearly to see. Glad I found some help

[KoalaGardens🐨]

@happysnaps @sailingmusic @cruiser @beryl @carolmw @pyrrhula
thanks for playing - Chris I totally relate, it happens a lot here!

[Rick]

I cheated, I started from the top, so I saw the answer. :-)

[ShirleyB]

Centre left in a fork, I think. Like you say it helps to know there is a koala in there or I would walk right by.

[Margaret Snell]

Mist is well hidden in this one, no wonder you have difficulty spotting them.

[Annie D]

@koalagardens yes don't think I would be too good without prior knowledge