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Actually no, any creature with bifocal eyes can see past the "treebark" style camouflage, which is why no military on the planet uses it. The camouflage patterns are designed very carefully to conceal and break up the overall shape of the vehicle both to make it harder to see and to identify...

Why not?

That seems to loosely follow the 3 color NATO pattern, using grey as the base instead of 383 green, black for the brown, and white for the black. It doesn't match exactly, but is close except for a few places that are the wrong color or in the wrong place. It looks interesting, but obviously...

Plain flat white is about the only thing used these days, and even then it is rare. You could take the 3 color NATO pattern and substitute grey for the brown, but it would not look close to authentic in my opinion and would be next to useless for actual concealment. Probably a better choice...