An owlet lost its footing and fell from a branch in the Coesfeld district of Munsterland, Germany, while its three siblings remained on the perch. The young owl flailed its legs as it tumbled and was seen hanging upside down.
Heidi Johr, 48, observed the scene, stating that while three of the young owls were perched together, one began to "fool around." Johr described the siblings' reaction as a mixture of surprise, skepticism, and a familiar "Not again!" expression.
Owls are common in the region, which includes a nature reserve north of Munster that supports owl populations. The city's zoological garden also features an Old Owl House attraction.