Pictures that prove owls are masters of hide and seek

4/3/2020

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Nature Story: Pictures that prove owls are masters of hide and seek

Owls are absolutely wonderful creatures. The colors of owls' feathers allow them to be almost invisible against the background of surrounding nature. Try to find them at these pictures!

Owls hunt during the night using their wings that wave almost silently to catch victims. During the day-time, they hide from predators with the help of their camouflage. Colors of their feathers blend perfectly into the landscape. It's hard to believe that this is just an adaptation as these feathers look like real masterpieces! However, not only owls are really difficult to spot. This article will show 15 animals that will surprise you with their camouflage.

#1 Tawny owl camouflaged in a tree

Nature Story: Tawny owl camouflaged — shutterstock.com

#2 Another tawny owl hides in a tree

Nature Story: Owl camouflaged in tree — shutterstock.com

#3 Try to spot an eastern screech owl

Nature Story: Eastern screech owl camouflage — shutterstock.com

#4 Can you spot a scops owl in this picture?

Nature Story: European scops owl — shutterstock.com

#5 Can you hide better than this screech owl?

Nature Story: Screech owl camouflage — shutterstock.com

#6 Barn owl in snow

Nature Story: Barn owl picture — shutterstock.com

Have you found all the owls? Tell us in the comments below.

Now check how attentive you are. Try to find all the hidden animals!

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What are your thoughts on this subject?

59 Comments

Allison Aspden

Great photos of owls, camoflagued!

snowballs

We had one circling our field one day looking for supper and I saw a Hawk pick up a squirrel one day and off it went 😬

Linda Sproat Bomar

I saw all of them. I love owls, I don't think I have ever seen one in the wild.

Caroline Weis

People would have to be blind to not see these owls in the pictures. They stand out like sore thumbs.

R Yancey

I found all of the owls without any difficulty. Not very challenging.

Dave Walser

To easy i kept owls in very big aviary

Chris Garrett-Petts

Yup, they were all there.

Nancy Gardner

What beautiful creatures.

Carol Sherwell

i simply love them!!! <3

matthew rosa

When You Have To Deliver Messages For Hogwarts, It's Best To Avoid Interception By Voldemort's Forces!-(All Kidding Aside, The Large Night Eyes, The Silent Flight, AND The Art Of THIS Level Of Camouflage Makes These Birds The Eagles Of The Night Shift!)