they may be known as masters of disguise, but this little owl couldn't conceal his jealousy as he desperately tried to interrupt a brotherly cuddle between his two siblings as his two siblings settled down to have a rest on their tiny perch, the needy owlet was spotted tactfully creeping along a tree branch before tugging at one of his brother's wing the little owl's sibling rivalry then gets the better of him, as he swoops under his sibling's wing, prompting an amusing game of tug of war the scene was photographed from just six metres away by 48 year old dean mason who hid away in a camouflaged shelter, known as a hide, in beaconsfield, buckinghamshire he said: 'the three siblings are doing exactly what siblings do   playing combined with the odd argument' he added: 'every time i capture something unusual, my heart pounds i feel such an adrenalin rush whilst at the same time hoping i've made the right choice of camera settings' the birds are small owls, a species which typically measures 22cm tall the bird was introduced to the uk in the 19th century and is most common in central, southern and south eastern england perched: a little owl gazes in envy as his two siblings huddle together on a small tree branch in beaconsfield, buckinghamshire  ruffling feathers: as he starts moving towards the pair, the nearer sibling cowers under his brother's wing, turning his back away from the bird  gentle touch: but the little owl's sibling rivalry gets the better of him, as he start pulling at his sibling's wing with one small claw  sibling affection: the bird then creeps closer to his sibling, before slowly pecking at one of their ears the little owls were photographed by sales manager dean mason, 49  tug of war: the bird continues to gently pull at his sibling's wing, prompting an amusing game of tug of war mr mason observed the owls from just six metres away by waiting inside a camouflaged shelter known as a hide  getting in a flap: the determined bird then sneaks under its sibling's wing the small owl typically measures 22cm tall  owl get you in the end: the little owl finally decides to dive in head first   much to the visible shock of his siblings 
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