Grus speculum introspectus ( Mirror Crane )

Heron in Misty Wetland with Blue and Golden Feathers

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  Grus speculum introspectus ( Mirror Crane )
  
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  Prompt: A fantastical crane with mirrored feathers — the “Spiegelkranich” (Mirror Crane). Each feather reflects distorted scenes and faces like a carnival mirror, creating a fragmented, shimmering effect. The bird stands in a foggy moor, gracefully postured with one leg raised. Its beak is long and elegant, almost glass-like, and its eyes are opaque silver. Light refracts eerily around it, casting multicolored reflections onto the mist. The surroundings are soft, ghostly, with still water and twisted reeds. Ultra-realistic, dreamlike composition with soft-focus background and metallic reflections.
  
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Prompt: A fantastical crane with mirrored feathers — the “Spiegelkranich” (Mirror Crane). Each feather reflects distorted scenes and faces like a carnival mirror, creating a fragmented, shimmering effect. The bird stands in a foggy moor, gracefully postured with one leg raised. Its beak is long and elegant, almost glass-like, and its eyes are opaque silver. Light refracts eerily around it, casting multicolored reflections onto the mist. The surroundings are soft, ghostly, with still water and twisted reeds. Ultra-realistic, dreamlike composition with soft-focus background and metallic reflections.

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Scientific Note
A zoological challenge: The mirror crane is difficult to observe because it constantly stares at itself. Biologists report cases of acute self-awareness when looking at its plumage. The feathers of the juvenile merely reflect weather reports, but in adulthood, they reveal the observer's memories—preferably embarrassing ones.

He walks backward through the fog, this bird with mirrored plumage. In each feather a different face, a different gaze, and whoever sees him recognizes himself—perhaps too clearly.