The perfect couple hide in the tree hole
The two owls almost blend into the surroundings when they fall asleep in India's Pench National Park.
The two owls almost blend into the surroundings when they fall asleep in India's Pench National Park.
Perfectly disguised owls in tree holes.(Photo: Hardik Pala).
Two owls like blending into the surroundings.(Photo: Hardik Pala).
Photographer Hardik Pala discovered that the couple are resting in a tree niche in Pench National Park, Madhya Pradesh, India, Story Trender reported on January 17. The special shape and coat help them almost completely immerse themselves in the surroundings.
"Taking photos of the wild world is a hobby for me. I saw two children sleeping in the nest when visiting the national park on holiday. My favorite photos in the series are pictures of living places. and their disguise , " Pala shared.
"Most people can't even detect two owls there when they first look. The owl is an active creature at night. They sleep during the time I take pictures," he said.
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