For a change, I just wanted to share these photos that my husband sent me. I find them fascinating so I thought of sharing them here. Last Sunday, hubby went to see his cousin's farm in Bulacan and saw these ducks on a creek. 🦢 He remembered how much I enjoyed nature, so he took photos of it for me. Last year, he sent me a photo of a mother duck with her ducklings near the same creek.🐥 Bulacan is a province close to Metro Manila with plenty of farmlands, creeks, and fishponds. His father was born there, and so hubby wishes to return to his father's hometown and acquire a farming land as well.🏞️🌴 Speaking of these ducks... 🦢 It was wonderful to see them lined up under the shade of a bamboo tree along the creek, with their reflections in the water. They were so lovely to look at. 😍 You can see that they have social distancing...😬 However, I was just wondering what these ducks were saying to each other, "Quack, quack, quack, quack," or what are they thinking?🤔 Hmm... Perhaps they're discussing how violent humans are, and how stupid they are to kill one another. How humans are selfish, not satisfied with the resources they have, and crave more, even if it means forcibly obtaining their neighbor's property. How humans are paranoid, perceiving their neighbor as a threat. How humans are hateful and lack empathy for their fellow humans who are in hunger and suffering. The list is lengthy... These ducks then finally fell in silence and stared at their reflection in the water below, possibly thinking to themselves, "It's a good thing we're not humans... otherwise, we'd be fighting for nothing."😁 I'll leave you with this quote from Albert Einstein, who was one of the greatest physicists of all time and is best known for developing the 'theory of relativity.' "I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones." 😬 Peace and love,💙💛 @Mitochondria 💯Original content Creator Bulacan, Philippines🇵🇭