Can YOU spot the owls hiding in plain sight in less than 10 seconds?

Two adorable owls were spotted by a wildlife photographer as they blended into an old stone barn.

Keen-eyed villager Jim captured the Little Owls perched on the building in Tideswell, Peak District. 

Can you spot the adorable owls snapped by a wildlife photographer as they blended into an old stone barn?

Jim, from nearby Foolow, said: 'I often look out for Little Owls on walls and rocks.' 

The Little Owl is a small bird that was introduced to the UK in the 19th century. It often perches on telegraph poles, trees and rocks. 

The bird is known to bob its head when it feels threatened. And in the UK there are 3,600 breeding pairs.

In flight it has long, rounded wings, rapid wingbeats and flies with a slight undulation. It eats small mammals and birds, beetles and worms.

'As we have at least ten nesting sites close by, every day without fail I see one of them,' Jim added.

'They seem to be breeding really well up here in the Peak District National Park.'

Keen-eyed villager Jim captured the Little Owls perched on the building in Tideswell, Peak District

Jim, from nearby Foolow, said: 'I often look out for Little Owls on walls and rocks'

The Little Owl is a small bird that was introduced to the UK in the 19th century. It often perches on telegraph poles, trees and rocks

The bird is known to bob its head when it feels threatened. And in the UK there are 3,600 breeding pairs

In flight it has long, rounded wings, rapid wingbeats and flies with a slight undulation. It eats small mammals and birds, beetles and worms

'As we have at least ten nesting sites close by, every day without fail I see one of them,' Jim added

'They seem to be breeding really well up here in the Peak District National Park'