ANSWERS & EXPLANATION

A Seabird’s Stop

A Seabird’s Stop is round 7 of Seaside Stroll. This original illustrated pair includes eight familiar objects, with four deliberately changed details. Changes may involve a missing part, a different colour or a changed number of small details. The surrounding scenery is a useful landmark for comparing matching locations. Compare both pictures at your own pace; there is no timer, and Zoom can help with small marks. Find the changes before using Reveal answers if you want them to count toward your score.

Try this picture before reading the answersThe two scenes in A Seabird’s Stop

The 4 marked differences

  1. Sailboat detail

    The smaller sail changes from teal to purple.

  2. Buoy detail

    The buoy’s coloured band changes from coral to purple.

  3. Seabird detail

    The seabird’s beak changes from gold to purple.

  4. Sandcastle detail

    The flag above the sandcastle disappears.

A useful comparison tip

Look at the bird’s beak before scanning the coast and sand.

These geometric pairs contain exactly the three changes listed above. Rows are counted from the top, and columns from the left of each panel.

Open the picture challenge

More pictures in this challenge