Do you see the “owl” in the tree?
You are not looking for a real owl. You are looking for an owl that appears to be carved out of wood.
Look straight up the trunk of the tree on the left. The “carved” owl is sitting in the middle, where the tree begins to branch off.
Do you see the owl?
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2 Responses to “Owl in Tree”
What a neat find. The ‘owl’ looks quite real.
At first glance i thought it was real!