Beaver Boy is determined to surprise his parents by building a dam all by himself ... with a little help from his friends.

Quack thinks he saw a monster... or did he?

Chirp dreams up a new game (that looks remarkably like soccer).

Peep and Quack discover some extraordinary objects buried at the beach.

A path made of yarn has a way of disappearing, so Peep, Chirp and Quack make a NEW path using objects from Chirp's collection.

Splendid Bird from Paradise (yes, that's what she's named herself), has a new home but it's not protected from the snow.

An exotic new bird arrives at Peep's can. She's green and red and yellow and has a pouf on her head!

Chirp is collecting things that are square, so Quack starts a collection of things with “pointy-tops.” (Oddly, if you turn them a bit, they look just like Chirp’s squares!)

Quack tells Peep and Chirp they must build an elevated path to escape the dreaded, lurking Lurmies.

Quack’s losing his feathers, but just how many (is too many)?

Five (or maybe it's 30) young bunnies have gotten lost. Can Peep and Quack help them find their bunnysitter?

Chirp is really good at recognizing other birds' songs, but can she find one of her own?!

Quack thinks his snazzy new Duck Dance has magical power. He thoughtfully decides to teach it to all his friends - for a small fee, of course!

Quack needs some attention and decides to throw a party to get some. He'll be the entertainment, of course, but what should he serve to eat?

Beaver Boy discovers that growing trees is hard. (Not to mention slowwwwww.) Can he find some other way to make his teeth happy?

The Squirrel can't get to his acorns! Isn't there anyone who can save him from a long, cold, hungry winter?

The first rule of Hide and Seek is to hide where no one can find you. The second rule? Make sure someone can find you!!

What are those sticky, webby things anyway? Quack has the answer: they're duck traps! Made by ferocious, eight-legged moon monsters!

To go or not to go, that is the question. Should Chirp go south with Robin, or stay and face another dreary, blucky winter?

Life will never be the same: Chirp has met a real, live, capital "R" Robin - who can sing, build nests, take baths, and fly!

Peep's can would be absolutely perfect if it only had a door. A nice, round, not too big, not too small, not too orange door.

Someone is stealing Chirp's water! Who would do such a sneaky thing!? (Besides Quack.)

Chirp's interest in collecting soon becomes a full-fledged mania. Time to stage an intervention!

Is a rabbit faster than a duck? A beaver? An ant? There's one way to find out!

The birds find a mirror and Quack falls in love with himself, all over again.

How do you unflip a turtle? (It’s not as easy as you might think!)

Quack sets out to prove that HIS pond is the best and biggest pond in all the world.

Quack, and Chirp discover paint and the joy of looking different.

Peep and Chirp invent a wonderful new game—and Quack quickly learns that it’s not easy being blue!

There’s a snake in Quack’s pond! (Fish are one thing, but a snake is completely unacceptable.)

The birds discover pineapples (they’re pinecones, actually) but must build a bridge to reach them.

Poor Fish Jr. She wants so much to wear sneakers and sit in a tree.

Where does the sun go at night? Peep and Chirp decide to follow their shadows and find out.

Peep discovers a beautiful feather, then sets out to find its rightful owner.

One windy day, Peep spies the “perfect” leaf and decides to chase it down.

Quack finds a majestic duck (a decoy, actually) and refuses to admit that there’s something strange about her.

The birds have explored every last place on Earth (or so they think)—except for Green Island. Will they ever get there?

Quack tries to track down an incredibly annoying sound.

Quack is utterly flummoxed when a big rock plants itself in a very inconsiderate spot.

Quack builds a snow monument to himself, but is horrified to discover that snow—and fame—don’t last.

A DELICATE BALANCE: Chirp uses Peep and Quack as counter balance on a ramp so she can reach some yummy sunflower seeds.

It's Peep's first day on Earth - and the other animals gather round to teach him about cats.

What on earth is a “whatchamacallit?” Peep, Quack, and Chirp are determined to find out.

Beaver Boy wants to visit Quack’s pond but keeps getting lost. (Quack is just hopeless at giving directions.)

Beaver Boy moves away, leaving behind a sad, sad duck (and a lot of extra sticks).

Beaver Boy has left town and Quack's pond has dried up. Coincidence? Or is something fishy going on?

Peep goes in search of his favorite (lost) dandelion seed, and discovers that the world is full of sticky things.

Exciting news! Beaver Boy is ready to cut down his first tree! Come one, come all! Don't forget your hard hats!

Quack discovers bubbles, but for some reason only he can see them. Is he finally flipping out (as Chirp suspects)?

Okay, so you have a large collection, but no way of knowing exactly how large. What's a collecting fiend to do?

The birds discover you can make prints with berry juice. Quack discovers that duck prints make EVERYTHING look good.

It's Chirp's lucky day when she finds a golden string. It's her unlucky day when Quack sticks his big foot in it.

Beaver Boy needs some wood to gnaw. (He’s got growing teeth!) Problem is, he’s cutting down too many trees. The solution? Grow some new trees!

It's February, which means it's and cold and bleagh and dreary. But things start to cheer up when the birds help a young groundhog find her shadow.

Quack and Chirp get into a singing duel.

It’s winter, it’s blah, and everything looks dead. Can Peep, Quack, and Chirp survive until spring?

Peep discovers his inner bounce when he encounters a frog, a mattress, and a jack-in-the-box.

Peep and Chirp get lost, but use a range of familiar—and annoying!—sounds to find their way home.

Peep discovers that if you ever need help getting a marble up a hill, all you need to do is "Ask a Duck."

Let's do the math: two crackers, divided by three birds, equals one big headache.

After meeting a skunk for the very first time, Quack discovers a surprising flaw in duck design.

Peep sets sail (accidentally) in the Good Ship Easter Egg.

Peep is one mighty chick, capable of pulling huge loads with a tiny piece of string. (Either that, or Quack and Chirp are seeing things.)

On the first snowy day of winter, Peep loses Quack, learns about footprints, and builds a snow duck.

Peep borrows a toy boat from Nellie’s yard and sets off for mysterious, unreachable Green Island.

Peep, Quack, and Chirp discover their shadows—then use them to teach Tom (that trouble-making cat!) a lesson.

Quack finds a PERFECT slice of bread. Should he listen to his duck wisdom, which is telling him to save it for a rainy day?

Peep, Quack and Chirp argue over whether the moon is perfectly round or more like a half-eaten peach.

Quack has an exciting new toy: a pair of orange sunglasses, on loan from the Fish Museum.

If one smug, pompous, hilarious duck named Quack is good, then two must be better.

A windy day makes Chirp long to fly, but when she accidentally gets aloft, she discovers it isn't as easy as it looks.

Afraid that the sun has forgotten to rise, Peep and Quack are relieved when they discover a flashlight.