The image depicts an outdoor, close-up view of an owl sculpture crafted from repurposed metal components, situated in the Megido Regional Council, Israel

The image depicts an outdoor, close-up view of an owl sculpture crafted from repurposed metal components, situated in the Megido Regional Council, Israel. The sculpture's body is composed of a black, weathered shovel blade. Its eyes consist of two dark metallic rings, each containing a central disc with a circular perforation. Curved metal strips form the eyebrows, and a small, rusted metal piece protrudes centrally to function as a beak. The base of the sculpture incorporates a rusted, green-painted pipe wrench positioned horizontally. The immediate ground around the sculpture features exposed light-colored rocks and dry soil. To the lower left, a rectangular, rusted brown metal plaque with illegible text is partially visible, resting on a stone base. The background shows gently rolling hills covered in sparse green and brown vegetation under an overcast, light gray sky. No individuals are present in the scene.