This owl-counting puzzle contains 17 owls.
Start with the 10 larger owls sitting clearly on the branches. Then search the leaves, tree trunk, and spaces between the larger birds for 7 smaller hidden owls.
Several are easy to miss: one is tucked into the leaves on the left, another peeks from the upper branches, and others are hiding inside the tree and near the bottom foliage.
10 obvious owls + 7 hidden owls = 17.
The correct answer is 17 owls.
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