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Use the bird from the reference image, preserving its recognizable appearance, colors, body shape, and distinctive features. Create a cute, atmospheric scene in the style of a high-quality 3D animated family movie. A small bird is sitting in a cozy nest in a tree during heavy rain. The bird is completely dry, happy, and relaxed, sitting comfortably in the nest and cheerfully chirping with its beak slightly open. Its pose and facial expression should convey happiness, comfort, and a strong sense of safety. The nest is located deep inside the dense canopy of the tree. Numerous thick branches, leaves, and intertwined twigs form a dense natural canopy above the bird. This canopy completely protects the bird from the rain. It is important to clearly show that the rain is falling all around the bird, but does not reach the bird because of the thick branches and leaves above the nest. The rain should be clearly visible throughout the scene — many large, expressive raindrops falling between the branches, with visible rain streaks in the background and wet nature all around. The leaves and branches outside the nest are wet and glistening with water, with beautiful droplets running and falling from their edges. Some drops fall from the leaves very close to the nest, emphasizing how well the bird is protected from the rain. Create a strong visual contrast: outside the canopy is a cool, rainy, wet world, while inside the dense foliage there is a warm, dry, cozy nest with a happy little bird. Style: high-quality 3D animation for a feature-length family movie, soft rounded shapes, expressive facial animation, large lively eyes, slightly stylized proportions, beautiful materials, soft cinematic lighting, rich but natural colors, detailed vegetation, volumetric leaves, realistically stylized raindrops, soft global illumination, depth of field, cinematic composition, charming and heartwarming mood, polished 3D render, magical animated movie atmosphere.
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