This image was pure fun.
You might think it's one bird x 3.
I would've thought so too.
But it is not so. They are actually 3 different birds, occupying the same spot at different times.
I wouldn't have been able to tell the difference for I am not an ornithologist if I hadn't been on the spot when the birds flew in and out one after the other.
(I have written about this cable wire and birds in one of my earlier posts)
They are so alike yet so different. On the surface they look alike, but if you look carefully you will see they are different, they have different shades of green and red and they are differently shaped - the difference is subtle, yet it is there.
When I saw them I truly believed in the statement that I once heard
"Each one is unique. Once you are made the mold is broken. So there is always one and only one of you. So what you have to offer to this world is also unique and only you can offer that." And I remember the question that followed the statement - "So, what is it that you have to offer?"
Now, that is awesome! (Though I am still trying to figure out my `offering') :)
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