Bird's Eye Interreligious Comic Strip

Bird's Eye Comic Strip stories deliver morals showing that most religious teachings share similar principles and values.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Choose the story you wish to hear or read from the options below:
 

• Bird's Eye Comic Strip Story 01: The Envious Ostrich
  Description: Ostrich envies the other birds while they admire him for his gifts. Ostrich's envy blinds him from seeing his own strengths.
   

• Bird's Eye Comic Strip Story 02: Stay Humble Duck
  Description: Duck's boastful as he soars through the air. This attracts the attention of a hunter. The story serves as a reminder for us to stay humble.
   

• Bird's Eye Comic Strip Story 03: Fly Kiskadee Fly
  Description: Kiskadee falls on his first attempts to fly. After crashing, he is ridiculed and receives negative comments from Crow. Moments later he receives words of encouragement from Owl. Owl's positive words uplift Kiskadee, literally.
   

• Bird's Eye Comic Strip Story 04: Hummingbird Miss & Hummingbird Bliss
  Description: The perspective of two hummingbirds teaching the importance of thinking positively.
   

• Bird's Eye Comic Strip Story 05: Scarlet Ibis & Cocrico
  Description: This is the story of two sisters, Scarlet Ibis and Cocrico Story along with two hummingbird peacemakers. It shows that reconciliation can help build strong relationships and a nation.
   

• Bird's Eye Comic Strip Story 06: The Caged Cocrico
  Description: If you grew up in a cage would you stay there forever? This is the story of two friends. One decides to leave the place where they both grew up and the other decides to stay.
   

• Bird's Eye Comic Strip Story 07: The Inquisitive Ibis
  Description: Ever felt like something inside is calling you? Despite the many warnings that your parents and elders may have given you. This is the story of Scarlet, the Ibis who fearlessly answers the call.
   

• Bird's Eye Comic Strip Story 08: Chatterbox Parrot & Quiet Cockatiel
  Description: This is a story about being careful who you share your dreams and aspirations with. Be sure to share your ambitions only with those who can guide and encourage you positively.
   

• Bird's Eye Comic Strip Story 09: Two Birds & One Mango
  Description: Two birds come face to face. The only thing between them is a single, juicy mango. When presented with an opportunity to do good. What would you do?
   

• Bird's Eye Comic Strip Story 10: The Procrastinating Hummingbird
  Description: An opportunity is presented to a hummingbird. However, the hummingbird continually puts off the chance to benefit from the spoils of its fortune. The delay results in a missed opportunity. This story reminds us that there is no time like the present.
   

• Bird's Eye Comic Strip Story 11: The Hungry Pigeon
  Description: A hungry pigeon begs for food. A generous man offers the pigeon something to eat. However, the pigeon is not content with the man's offering.
   

• Bird's Eye Comic Strip Story 12: The Forest Fire
  Description: Whenever you have in abundance, it is important to consider those in need. Sharing makes the world a better place. You never when it may be your turn to be in need.
   

• Bird's Eye Comic Strip Story 13: The Greedy Penguin
  Description: Penguin has more plums than he can eat. Yet he refuses to share with some young nestlings.  His greedy ways will teach him a lesson that he will never forget.
   

• Bird's Eye Comic Strip Story 14: The Curse of the Kiwi
  Description: Do you believe that the flightless kiwi bird once could fly? This mythical story highlights the generational curse of negativity.
   

• Bird's Eye Comic Strip Story 15: The Duck & the Puddle
  Description: A duck's favourite puddle gets covered up so she could no longer enjoy her frequent puddle baths. This compels her to explore other areas. A surprise awaits her.
   

• Bird's Eye Comic Strip Story 16: The Quiet Cockatiel and Singing Sparrow
  Description: Cockatiel stopped singing when Crow discouraged him from singing. Crow tried to do the same thing to Sparrow but Sparrow did not listen.This story teaches not to allow negativity to stop you from living your purpose.
   

• Bird's Eye Comic Strip Story 17: The Proud Peacock
  Description: This is the story of "pride goes before the fall". It reminds us not to allow our pride to see ourselves as better than others.
   

• Bird's Eye Comic Strip Story 18: The Circle
  Description: The Circle captures the eternal battle between good and evil. You can start the story from any pane to see this epic perpetual tale from different dimensions. Being good or evil is a matter of choice. Which do you choose?

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