Why BCryptPasswordEncoder from Spring generate different outputs for same input?

public static void main(String[] args) {
  // spring 4.0.0
  org.springframework.security.crypto.password.PasswordEncoder encoder
   = new org.springframework.security.crypto.bcrypt.BCryptPasswordEncoder();

   // $2a$10$lB6/PKg2/JC4XgdMDXyjs.dLC9jFNAuuNbFkL9udcXe/EBjxSyqxW
   // true
   // $2a$10$KbQiHKTa1WIsQFTQWQKCiujoTJJB7MCMSaSgG/imVkKRicMPwgN5i
   // true
   // $2a$10$5WfW4uxVb4SIdzcTJI9U7eU4ZwaocrvP.2CKkWJkBDKz1dmCh50J2
   // true
   // $2a$10$0wR/6uaPxU7kGyUIsx/JS.krbAA9429fwsuCyTlEFJG54HgdR10nK
   // true
   // $2a$10$gfmnyiTlf8MDmwG7oqKJG.W8rrag8jt6dNW.31ukgr0.quwGujUuO
   // true

    for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
      // "123456" - plain text - user input from user interface
      String passwd = encoder.encode("123456");

      // passwd - password from database
      System.out.println(passwd); // print hash

      // true for all 5 iteration
      System.out.println(encoder.matches("123456", passwd));
    }
}