A FAMILY of barn owls is hidden in this tree; you might have the eyes of a hawk if you can spot them.
A group of owls, known as parliament, are shown making their home in a small corner of this tree.
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A parliament of owls hides in this leafy environment, can you spot them? Credit: Mercury
Photographer Tom Broxup, 34, managed to capture the birds hiding in a tree in Wheldrake, a village seven miles southeast of York.
He went badger hunting when he came across fluffy owls.
Owl feathers blend seamlessly with the bark of the tree on which silks nest.
Tom filmed the owls at Wheldrake Ings, a protected floodplain of international importance.
Many wild flowers and rare birds can be found in the meadow, which is a kilometer east of the village and is part of the Lower Derwent Valley Reserve.
On Wheldrake Ings, which covers 157 hectares, you can find Curlews, Chickadees, Swan’s Combs, Wigeons and Pintails.
Often flooded when the River Derwent overflows its banks, the reserve is home to thousands of wintering waders and wild birds.
It is one of the most remote meadows in Britain, with two benches, three hides and a path, the only signs of human presence.
You might be hawk-eyed if you spot the deadly danger lurking in this photo before it happens.
And you probably have a perfect view if you can spot a leopard hiding on this mountain.
Most difficult of all, you have the eyes of a marksman if you can spot the two hidden snipers aiming right at you in this stunning image.
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Fluffy predators blend in perfectly with the bark of this treeCredit: Mercury
Categories: Optical Illusion
Source: HIS Education