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* Hello, world, wake me up to *

* Another good good morning, time to go *

* Got that smile upon my face *

* 'Cause there's excitement in the chase *

* This I know *

* Yeah, I'm going for the ride *

* And find myself, I am alive *

* And I soar *

* Still I run towards the wind *

* And let the challenge draw me in *

* 'Cause I want more *

* Oh, we are all look for adventure *

- What a great morning, Kooky, just look at this view.

Watching the sun rise over Feather Glen's horizon

is the most amazing thing in the whole wide world.

- I'm with you there, Mooky.

You know, we're pretty lucky to have been born birds.

- Yeah, bird life forever.

- Hey, speaking of forever,

what do you want to be when you grow up?

- Grow up, you mean we're not gonna stay

small and fast and zippy forever?

- I don't think so, I hear other birds around town

complaining about getting old all the time.

Like those two pigeons on top of the church tower.

- Oh, those guys whine about everything.

- Yeah, but they were like us once.

And they probably didn't whine then.

They probably woke up, stretched their wings,

and watched the sun come up.

- That was probably a long time ago. (laughs)

- Yeah, now their wings ache, their feet hurt,

their beaks are dry, their flocks gone, and they're crabby.

- Geez, what's so great about growing up again?

- We can fly higher, faster, and farther.

And we can see all kinds of sights.

And we can start bird flocks of our own.

And we can go on bigger, braver adventures.

- I'll settle for adventure, Kooky.

We haven't flown anywhere ever.

- We're still small, Mooky.

They still deliver worms to our nest for crying out loud.

- Speak for yourself, baby bird.

I caught my very first worm the other day.

- You did?

How, where, when?

- It was the other afternoon in the park.

All of a sudden I spotted it in the grass and whoosh,

swooped down, took a swipe, and voila, grabbed it.

- Whoa.

Was it delicious or what?

- Well, I couldn't really bring myself to eat it.

So, we just talked.

- Wait, you talked?

- Yeah, he has a whole little worm family down there.

He introduced me, they moved to the park last year

after Mr. Jenkin's tackle box fell off the back of the truck

and all his bait worms crawled away.

- Wow, get out.

- Yep, that's what they did.

They're pretty cool worms, real survivors.

- It sounds like it.

I'm not sure I'd be able to eat him either.

- Yeah, I been thinking about that.

Are any of us birds vegetarians?

- Hmm, let me think.

The geese and ducks in the lake

eat mainly vegetarian diets I hear.

- Well, I saw that swan Marcella enjoying

a cricket pop the other morning.

- Get out.

I thought Marcella only ate berries and weed sprouts.

- Learn something new every day.

- I guess, you know, because of our bird heritage

it's only a matter of time before

they invite us to join the Feather Club.

- You think? - I know.

How many birds do you know who aren't in the club?

Or weren't when they were younger?

- Hmm.

- We all join, it's our rite of passage.

- Wow, I'd love it if we proved otherwise

to the Feather Club.

We could be the highest flying fastest messenger birds

this town has ever seen.

We could revolutionize the Feather Club,

ushering in a new era of smart heroic birds

who always deliver messages in lightning quick time.

- I'd settle for just receiving my Feather Club credentials.

You know, my dad was vice president of his chapter.

- Really, I never knew that.

- Yeah, Pops was quite the bird in his day.

- I never knew your dad, Kooky, did he retire?

- He had windows closed on his toes a couple times

and got tired of the dangers of messengering.

So he made up his mind.

He turned himself into the pet store,

got his wings clipped, had his shots and a bath,

got a big cage in the front window,

and a nice family adopted him.

- Wow, really?

- Mm-hmm, he lives a couple towns over.

I see him once in awhile.

He's real plump because they feed him anything he wants.

- That's wild.

- No, we're wild, my dad's what they call domesticated now.

- He sounds comfortable, but here's hoping

we never get domesticated.

I always want to fly high,

even have windows shut on my toes.

It sounds like fun to me.

- It sure does, doesn't it?

Well, maybe some day.

Hey, you want to go for a fly?

- Yeah.

(bright music)

- Hi Hoot Hoot. - Hi Hoot Hoot.

- Mooky, Kooky, you're just the birds

I was hoping to see this fine morning.

- We are? - Yes, you are.

- Cool, what's up, Hoot Hoot?

- Well, as you may know there comes a time

in every bird's life when he or she is called upon

to do their civic duty.

- You mean... - Are we, are we...

- On behalf of our charter members,

I'd like to officially welcome you boys

to the prestigious Feather Club.

- Whoa. - Whoa.

Seriously, we're in? - Just like that?

- Just like that. - Wow.

- Well, now that that's out of the way,

we can get down to the business at beak.

I have a mission for you two.

- Really? - Really?

- Our first mission already.

- Wait, I'll tell Pops, he's gonna be so proud.

- Tell him hello for me while you're at it, Kooky.

We miss your father very much around here.

He had quite the sense of humor

and was an incredible messenger.

I'm certain you'll follow in his flight path.

- Thank you, sir.

- Tell us our mission, tell us our mission!

- What are we doing, will we fly to the highest mountaintop?

Or out over the open sea?

- Through desert sand or rocky valleys?

- In time, boy, in due time.

But for starters I need you to deliver

a very important message to Carlotta the cow.

- Carlotta?

But...

- But she lives in the pastures just cross town.

- That's right she does, what's your point, Mooky?

- Well, it's not very far.

- Or adventurous.

- Boys, boys, the Feather Club isn't about

exotic adventures or perilous travels.

- It's not? - It's not?

- No, it's not, at heart the Feather Club

is about helping others lead better lives.

It's about bringing convenience and care to the everyday

and sometimes putting smiles on sad faces.

- Oh, well that's cool.

- Not very heroic, but cool.

- A hero is not always the one who dares

to flirt with danger, boys.

More often than not heroes operate in the shadows,

seeking no thanks or glory.

The biggest heroes are often unsung.

- Oh yeah, I knew that.

- Me too.

Glory, pfft, who needs it.

- And thanks, ha, that's for amateurs.

- I've chosen a mission for you that is not very treacherous

on account of your young age.

As you progress, your missions will take you

to far away and dangerous lands.

- Wow. - Wow.

- But for now, this is the task before you.

Go see Dafodil, he'll explain the message

to deliver to Carlotta.

- Dafodil? - You mean the bull?

- [Hoot Hoot] That's him.

- Well, that might be kind of dangerous, don't you think?

- I thought you boys wanted some danger.

- Sure, but he really flipped out

in that china shop last week.

- Yeah, we could hear the commotion clear up on our rooftop.

- Well, I can assure you boys Dafodil is a gentle soul.

He wouldn't knowingly harm a fly.

- It's the knowingly we gotta worry about.

That Dafodil doesn't know his own strength.

- Go find him before the day gets too late.

And I'm sure he'll put your minds at ease.

- (sighs) Okay, here goes.

- And, boys, welcome to the Feather Club.

(bright music)

- Excuse us, Mr. Dafodil.

- Mister?

Pshaw, my friends call me Big D or just Dafodil will do.

- Okay, Big D, we were sent by Hoot Hoot to--

- To help me with my problem.

- Yes, we just need to know exactly what

that problem is and how we can help.

- Oh, he didn't tell you guys?

- Nope.

- All he said was to come find you and you would explain.

- Oh well, it's kind of embarrassing.

- Really, you get embarrassed?

- Sure I do, what do you take me for?

I'm a sensitive creature.

- Well.

- Yeah. - Yeah.

- Sometimes things aren't what they appear, guys.

I know I got a bad reputation around Feather Glen.

That's part of my problem, but I got a good heart.

I was just born into this big old body

that sometimes scares folks, and I'm still growing.

- You are? - Yes, I am.

- How big are you gonna get, Dafodil?

- I don't know, I eat a lot though.

Gosh, do I have an appetite.

I just can't control it, I'm always hungry.

- You don't like the taste of birds, right?

- No. - Phew.

- If you're worried about me taking a bite out of you,

don't be, you guys are way too small.

- That's a relief.

- Kooky, I saw your dad the other day though.

Now that's a plump bird.

- What?

- (laughs) Just kidding, I'm a herbivore, you guys.

- A what?

- I eat grass, you know, alfalfa and such.

- Ah, gotcha.

- Tell us your dilemma, Big D.

- It's Carlotta the cow, I, I...

- Yes?

- I'm in love with her.

- Whoa, our first gossip, wait till I tell--

- Hey, hey, hey, you guys can't tell anybody about this.

I mean except Carlotta maybe.

- We won't, Dafodil, your secret's safe with us, honest.

- You promise?

- Cross our bird feet, sorry, I won't say a peep.

- Kooky sings before he thinks something.

- That's what worries me, guys.

I don't want any gossip getting back to Carlotta

before I can find the courage

to tell her how I feel about her.

You know how this town is.

- Well, I mean we're still little.

But yeah, I got you, big guy.

- We might be little, but our nest

is on the highest rooftop in town.

We've seen and heard it all.

- Yeah, like that little episode

in the chine shop last week.

- Oh, you guys know about that?

- It was pretty loud.

- Alls I did was bump a glass case

with my big rump and crash.

Everything exploded, then I spun around to see

what happened, and crash, I knocked more stuff over.

Then, well, you get the idea.

- Hey, no worries Dafodil, that could happen to any of us.

- Yeah, who opens a china shop

when there are bull customers anyway?

- I know, right?

Just go ahead and ban me from shopping right off the bat.

I'd rather use plasticware than be

the laughing stock of the town.

- Oh, Big D, you're not a laughing stock.

We were actually afraid of you.

- Yeah, Hoot Hoot had convinced us to come say hi.

- Oh great, so half the town thinks I'm a clumsy oaf

and the other half thinks I'm scary.

I don't know what I'm thinking,

professing my love for Carlotta.

Let's just forget this whole thing, guys.

I'm doomed to be alone forever.

- No way, don't talk like that, Big D.

Now that we heard what happened in that china shop,

we don't think you're clumsy at all.

- Yeah, they clearly set up shop

all wrong for their customers.

- And now that we're up close and personal,

we see you're not a big meany, you're a really cool bull.

- Totally. - You think so?

- We know so, look at yourself.

You're kind, thoughtful, friendly.

- You have a sense of humor.

- You're self-depressing.

- I'm depressing?

- Deprecating, he means self-deprecating.

- Oh yeah, that, say it again.

- Deprecating.

- Ah, I was close, my bad, I'm young.

- I just don't know if I'm doing the right thing, guys.

What if Carlotta doesn't feel the same way?

- She might not or she might.

- You'll never know till you try.

- Talk about scary.

- It's only scary until you do it, Dafodil.

Looking back, nothing's as scary as it first seems.

- You guys are pretty wise for how young yous are.

- We got to be, we're in the Feather Club.

- Congratulations. - Thanks.

- Well okay, let's go work out my message.

I'd like to show you guys a very special place.

- Okay. - Okay.

- Come on, it's not very far.

(bright music)

Well, here we are, my favorite spot in my favorite park

in all of Feather Glen.

- It's nice, I have some worm friends out there.

- Yeah, the worms are really nice.

Everyone I meet's really nice.

That's why I've decided to get married right here

in this very spot.

- Whoa, you're getting married.

- Yes, but I can't do it alone.

- No, marriage isn't the kind of thing you do alone.

- Which is where you guys come in.

I want to give you guys a detailed message

to deliver to Carlotta on my behalf.

- Wow, we're gonna learn how to talk to girls too.

I thought it'd be years before I did this.

- Shh, let Dafodil talk, Kooky.

- Oh, right.

- I've been thinking a lot about it,

and I have a basic outline of how I feel

and what I'd like to say.

Would you guys like to hear it?

- Absolutely, Big D.

- Let it rip, tater chip.

- Mmm, potato chips, don't distract me.

I told you I can't control my appetite, I need to focus.

- I thought you were a herbivore.

- I am, and potato chips are plant-based and delicious.

- Whoa, you learn something new every day.

- Go ahead, Big D. - Okay.

(gentle music)

Dear Carlotta, I don't play games.

You're the prettiest of all the dames.

Your shanks are jewels, and your eyes are like pools.

When I think of your pretty smile, it makes me drool.

I'll hold your hoof and caress your ears,

and we can graze in green pastures for years and years.

Will you marry me, pretty cow?

That's it, what do you guys think?

- It's nice.

- Yeah, very nice, clear, concise.

- It could use a little bit of massaging.

- A little work, just a little.

- You don't think I'm making a mistake?

What if she laughs, what if she hates it?

What if she hates me?

- Dafodil, you can't think like that.

If you're gonna go for it, you just have to do it.

Lay it all on the table,

and let Carlotta know exactly how you feel about her.

- Yeah, I mean, I think.

- You think, what would you guys say different?

- Uh, maybe drop the shank part.

- Maybe lose the drooling too.

- No drooling, no.

- Okay, see this is very helpful.

I've done a lot of good things in my life,

but I'm just not very good at talking to cows.

Never have been.

- That's why we're here, Big D.

- Yeah, we'll help you smooth out the rough edges

and fine tune the message.

- Then when it's just right,

we'll chirp it to Carlotta's ears

like a sweet melody straight from the rainbow of love.

- Wow, that's cheesy, Kooky.

- Real cheesy. - Cheesy, no.

- Yes.

- Listen, I don't want to come off weird or anything.

- Well, I think drooling over her shank is weirder

than loving melodies from rainbows.

- You have a point there.

- Yeah, I guess you're right, okay, let's cut those parts.

Your moo is like music, your milk makes great cheese.

I ask for your hoof now on bended knees.

Will you marry me please?

- Maybe don't say please.

- But it rhymes.

- Yeah, no please. - Okay.

- That's good. - I like it too.

- Yeah, sweet hay, did you guys get all that?

You want to write it down or--

- No, we got it, we have the memory of an elephant.

- Yeah, we got it.

- Say it back please, I want to hear it.

- Dear Carlotta, your shank looks like cheese.

- We took out shank, remember?

- Oh right.

Dear Carlotta, I'm drooling on my knees.

- No, it's close though, right?

- It's close.

- Why don't you write it down?

- We have bird feet.

- And our handwriting is more like chicken scratching.

- You guys really want to do this?

- Yes. - Yes.

What do you think, Kooky, can we pull this off?

- We belong to the Feather Club, Mooky.

The few, the proud, the elite, there's nothing we can't do.

- Right, Feather Club, isn't it wild.

I have to pinch myself sometimes

just to see if it's all real.

- Just don't slam a window on your toes.

- (laughs) And don't forget that message.

- I don't remember the message.

You do, right?

- Hmm, no, not really.

- Oh boy. - Oh great.

What do we do now?

Dafodil went back to the fields.

We can't go back and tell him we forgot the message.

He might stomp us.

- Let's tell Hoot Hoot, he can smooth it over with Dafodil

and get us back on track.

- He can also throw us out of the Feather Club

for messing up our very first mission.

- Hoot Hoot wouldn't do that.

No bird's ever been thrown out of Feather Club.

- Until us.

- I don't want to be the first.

It'd be worse than Dafodil destroying that china shop.

- We'd be the joke of the town.

- Our reps would be ruined forever.

- We'd never get back into Feather Club.

- That's right, one thing's for sure.

If we mess up bad enough to get kicked out of the club,

we'll never be let back in.

Lightning doesn't strike twice.

- Actually, it struck Barnyard Bob twice.

Remember the weather vane incident?

- Barnyard Bob the crow?

Yeah, but that was actual lightning.

We're talking hypotheticals here.

And come on, who hangs out

on a metal weather vane in thunderstorms?

He was asking for it.

- You have a point.

- Think about our conversation with Dafodil.

What was he saying?

We can remember it if we concentrate.

- Um. - I got nothing.

- Me neither.

- We're such bird brains.

- Don't say that, Kooky, we're still young.

Our brains aren't even fully developed yet.

- Then why did Hoot Hoot invite us

into the Feather Club if we're not ready?

- Because we're good, that's why.

We're smart and we're strong and we have lots to offer.

They saw our potential and didn't hesitate

to open that gilded door.

What we do with that opportunity is up to us.

I'll tell you something though, I don't plan to muck it up.

- Neither do I. - Good.

Wait. - What?

- I got it. - Got what?

- A clue. - What is it?

- Games, I remember one of the words

in the message was games.

- Games, I know the place, follow me.

(bright music)

- Well, well, well, come one, come all.

How would you two birds like to try your wings

at some fun and games on Mushroom Island?

- Games, see I told you this was the place.

- What kind of fun and games, Mr. Rabbit?

- Call me Cottontop, kid.

We offer fish cup, soda toss, sand castles, crazy hat,

toilet toss, knock down, balloon animals, balloon popping,

hide and seek, tag, dunk booth, flaming hoop jump,

multi hoop jump, catapult hoop jump, catapulting,

cat chase, chicken chase, no rabbit chase so don't ask,

bounce house, bungee jump, stunt shows, face painting,

fossil digging, blast off, ring toss, hoop toss,

horseshoe toss, groundhog toss, obstacle course,

flaming obstacle course, army crawl, spider crawl,

rock climb, rope bridge, rope swing, zip line, diving board,

pirate ship, plank walk, and piggy back.

Phew, pick your fun.

- Um.

- Can you answer a question for us, Cottontop?

- Mind reading is closed, our turtle seer had vertigo

and took the day off.

- We were thinking like a message.

- A message?

- Yeah, have you heard anybody who's expecting

a message from anybody?

Maybe you've heard something about that.

You know how the town likes to talk.

- Yeah, that's why I stick to the island, know what I mean?

Only gossip I've heard is that wacky bull Dafodil

destroying the china shop on purpose.

- I don't think that's what--

- Oh yeah, they refused to give him what he wanted,

so he went bonkers and trashed the place.

He's a real brute that one.

Good thing you little guys can fly.

Stay up high if you spot him.

There's no telling what he might do.

- Uh, thanks for the advice.

- Don't mention it.

So you want to try to your wings at some games or what?

I got family members to feed, 2 million of them.

- [Mooky and Kooky] Wow.

- Well now, how about dart throwing?

You look like a strong bird, you can chuck your friend here

at the target, see if his beak sticks.

- Hey, that doesn't sound fun at all.

- Fun's in the eye of the thrower, kid.

What do you say, bird?

- I'll pass, thanks though.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah, you city types are all the same.

Know it all, seen it all, done it all, you're jaded.

Mushroom Island's no place for birds like you.

- Then we'll be on our way. - Fine!

You wouldn't have won nothing anyway.

- Come on, Kooky, let's go.

(light music)

(clock chimes)

- Can you believe Cottontop, who does he think he is?

And the lies he was telling about Dafodil.

- That's how they are on the islands, Kooky.

They think they know something that us town dwellers don't.

- Well, they don't know what Dafodil's message is.

And neither do we.

Mooky, what the breadcrumbs are we gonna do?

This is turning from the best day ever

into the worst day ever.

- There's no turning back now.

We're gonna stay the course and hopefully it comes to us.

- Oh, if only we weren't so bird-brained.

We don't deserve to be in the Feather Club.

We're barely out of the nest

and out here trying to save the world.

What were we thinking?

- We were thinking of helping somebody.

Just like Hoot Hoot said we ought to do.

- How is it that we can remember what Hoot Hoot told us,

but we have no idea what Dafodil said?

- Selective memory, Kooky.

- Selective what?

- It means all I can remember is Dafodil said a mouthful.

There were like a lot of words.

- Yeah, it was a lot of words all right.

What it was about I have no idea.

- I guess now I know what it feels like

to have a bird brain.

- Join the club. - I did.

Now I'm afraid I'll be thrown out of it.

- You remember anymore words from the message, a clue?

- Hmm.

- Think, Mooky, think.

- Yes, that's it. - What, what is it?

- I think he said hoof.

- Ah, to Butterbean's mine.

- Who?

- Butterbean the boar, boar's have hooves.

- All right, let's go.

- His mine is just out of town.

(soaring music)

Here we are, Butterbean's mine.

I know a canary who works here.

She might be able to help us.

- Really, coolness.

- Yeah, she hears about everything.

I think it's the echo down there.

She'll know about Butterbean's hooves for sure.

- (snorts) You there, what you two birdy blokes

doing around my mine?

- Oh no, it's the boar with the hooves, Butterbean.

- You're spies from Rockbush's company, aren't you?

That pesky tortoise is taking mining business from me.

She's looking to find out where we's drilling

and move in with her own fancy machine.

- No, that's not it at at all, we...

- Yeah, tell me another one, I wasn't born yesterday.

- No, but we almost were.

Look at us, we're like weeks old, we're beyond lost.

We just need some help.

- Help, what sort of help?

- We're the Feather Club,

and we're on a mission to deliver a message.

- But we're not sure what the message is,

only that the word hoof was in it.

- And we figured you have hooves, so we came to your mine.

- To get clues.

- That's crazy talk, Feather Club's the most prestigious

animal group around these parts.

They're the best of the best, they don't forget messages.

Besides, you two are babies.

- Please don't crush us.

- Crush you, are you out of your whinny ninny minds?

I am a wild but peaceful boar.

Don't let these tusks fool you.

- Oh phew, that's good to know.

- Butterbean's the name, and I'm a mining boar.

Honest day's work for an honest day's pay is my way.

If you boys are interested and like to work hard,

I might have a job for you.

- Thanks for the offer, Mr. Butterbean.

But we're here on official Feather Club business.

Only we completely forgot what it is.

We feel terrible, and if we give up and go back home,

we'll almost certainly be kicked out of the club

and we'll be the laughing stocks of Feather Glen.

- The thing to remember is we all make mistakes.

That's part of life, it's how we handle them

and carry on that makes us grow into good boars.

Or birds, or whatever you are.

- Wow, that's great advice, Butterbean.

- Well, mining gives you a lot of time to think

and contemplate life's many questions.

- That's a good thing.

- Sure is, want to sign up?

I could use some more strong backs.

We'll toughen you up and make working birds out of you.

- It's tempting, maybe after our mission is complete.

- (laughs) Fair enough.

So what do you birds need help with?

- We have a message to deliver for Dafodil the bull

but can't remember the message.

- Can you remember any part of it?

- Hmm.

- Let us think.

- Hey, I remember the word cheese.

- Cheese?

- Chomps the mouse, that sneaky little bugger

would know anything there is to know about cheese.

You can find him in the field over yonder.

- Awesome, thanks, Butterbean.

- No worries, and remember my offer.

Anytime you want to get your toes dirty, just come on back.

- You don't have any windows in that mine, do you?

- Windows, in an underground mine?

- We'll think about it, Butterbean, so long.

- Best of luck, birdies.

(bold music)

- Excuse me, are you Chomps?

- That's me, who wants to know?

- I'm Kooky. - And I'm Mooky.

- And we're with the Feather Club.

- The Feather Club?

You birds look too young to be Feather Club.

Let me see your cards.

- We don't have cards.

- We just got accepted.

- You and everybody else, scram, bird brains.

- No wait, we can prove it.

- We can? - Yes.

Hoot Hoot the owl sent us on a mission to deliver

an important message on behalf of Dafodil the bull.

- The bull who attacked all those poor folks

in that china shop?

- Yes, I mean no, it wasn't like that.

- He's just clumsy.

His big bubkes bumped a display and crashed.

- Hmm, that's not what I heard.

- Well, you heard wrong.

We just talked to him, and he told us the real story.

- Well, why would he tell you birds the truth?

It makes him look bad.

- Or everyone's spreading false rumors about him

and all he did was make a mistake.

He's really embarrassed by the whole thing honestly.

- I'll believe it when I see it.

- We'll take you to him,

and he'll explain personally if you want.

- Sounds like a trap.

- A trap, no, we--

- Out of here, flighties, I didn't get this far in life

by being gullible.

- Chomps, wait please.

We just have a question, and Butterbean down at the mine

told us you were the mouse to talk to.

- Butterbean, eh?

He's a good boy, stand up boy, never done me wrong.

What's your question, and make it quick.

- We will, we've been sent on our very first mission,

but it turns out it's a whole lot to remember.

- Joining the Feather Club has been our life's dream,

but we're still young.

We can't remember the message anymore.

- Now we're afraid to go back and ask for help.

- Ah, what a bad break, that is some lousy luck, birds.

What do you want from me?

- The message had the word cheese in it.

- And Butterbean told us

you're the cheese expert around here.

- Anything you might know could help, Chomps.

No matter how small it may be.

- Hmm, I've heard some things about cheese.

- You have? - Mm-hmm.

(Chomps mumbles)

- Oh yeah? - Chitchat.

- Whoa, what kind of chitchat, Chomps?

- A lot of cheese chitchat going around these woods.

Narrowing it down might be tricky.

- It's okay, we'll narrow it down.

- You birds think you might be looking

to deliver some bad news?

- Us, bad news?

I don't think so.

- Everyone in the Feather Club's nice.

We won't want to deliver bad news to anybody.

- If you can't remember, how would you know?

Somebody could've stolen some cheese from somebody else.

Not me of course.

- Hmm, maybe he's right, Kooky.

What if the message is about stolen cheese?

- I didn't steal any cheese of course.

I was just talking in the abstract.

- The message would really upset somebody.

- What, no way, I might completely forget what I hear

a few minutes after hearing it,

but there's one thing I'm absolutely sure of.

The Feather Club never delivers bad news.

- Hey, it was just a speculation.

No need to ruffle your feathers about it.

I mean who would steal cheese anyway? (laughs)

- I'm sure our message is a good one.

- Yeah, I'm sure if we think really hard

we can remember what it is we're doing out here.

- We must find out what the message is, Kooky.

- Agreed, off we go, Mooky.

(light music)

Any ideas, Mooky?

- Nope, not yet.

- How about now? - Nope.

- Wait. - What?

- Pools. - Pools?

- One of the words was pools.

- Cool seeds, follow me, I know a place.

(light music)

Here's a pool.

- Yeah, I remember this place.

We used to take mud baths when we were little.

- Was it two weeks ago?

- Yeah.

- Ah, lunch.

- Ahh, who's that?

- Just me, but I'm more than you two can handle, trust me.

- Who are you?

- Rita's my name, and this refreshing pool

you're trespassing in belongs to me.

- Excuse me, we aren't in your pool, Rita, we're above it.

And nobody owns the airspace.

- Guess again, winged wonder.

If I catch you with my tongue, I own the space you're in.

- Oh yeah, prove it.

- No, don't prove it, you have nothing to prove.

Kooky, she has nothing to prove, we come in peace.

And I don't plan to leave in pieces.

- You're the smart one, I see.

- We're both smart, we belong to the Feather Club.

What do you belong to?

- Me, I belong to nature, the only group worth joining.

I'm free, see, while you two are consumed by your status,

I'm consumed by my instincts.

End of the day, nature always wins.

- Uh, what?

- Thank you for not snapping us up, Rita.

I'm Mooky, and this is my best buddy Kooky.

We're on a mission.

- Oh, playing make believe, are we?

Let me guess, you're really moths.

- No, not like that, we...

- Yes?

- We're the youngest birds ever accepted

into the Feather Club.

- (whimpers) And Dafodil the bull gave us

an important message, and we forget the message.

- And who we're supposed to deliver it to.

- Why don't you just ask your leader to remind you?

- We're embarrassed.

- Yeah, like really really super embarrassed.

- And we're afraid we'll get kicked out of the club.

- Oh, I see.

Well, baby birds, if it's fear and embarrassment

you want to avoid, you're going to have

a heck of a tough life.

- We are? - Yep.

That's all part of life, Mooky.

Things scare us, hopefully not too bad,

and things embarrass us, but we get over it.

Remember, each new day is a new day.

You can reset the dial and start again, get it better,

get it right, or get it however you want to get it.

The only one who holds you onto the bad stuff

and let's it motivate them is you.

- Whoa.

- Thanks for the advice.

- Don't mention it, everyone needs a sage frog

to put things in perspective from time to time.

- No doubt.

- So, Rita, what do you think we should do next?

- You mean other than become frog snacks?

Well, you can try to think back

to the moment you met Dafodil and what he said.

Anything comes to mind?

- Hmm, I remember it mentioned something like music.

- Music, oh yeah.

- Music, well then you need to go see

that curmudgeon Philipo the elephant.

He owns the Jolly Jolly Circus in town.

He does a whole act to music.

Tap dances, sings, the whole shtick.

- He does?

- Oh yeah, if music's the word, Philipo is your elephant.

Just be warned, he's a grumpy one.

- (gulps) He is?

- (gulps) How grumpy is grumpy?

- Pretty grumpy, nobody's been able to approach Philipo

without getting a full trunk hose down.

If you guys have a message for him, it better be good news.

- Hmm, we still don't know what the message is.

- Better remember it fast, birds.

If you two pull off making friends with Philipo,

you'll be legendary.

- Legendary. - Legendary.

Let's go find Philipo.

(bright music)

Wow, do you really think Rita the frog

just tipped us off on the details of our mission?

- Sounds possible, now we just have to make sure

we don't get hosed down by Philipo.

- I hope we're not bringing him bad news.

- Dafodil depends on us to get this right.

- Philipo's depending on us.

- If our mission is successful,

we'll be the best Feather Club members

in the Feather Glen and beyond.

- Yahoo, we'll be legendary!

Hey, if you're a legendary figure, how do you know?

- I feel pretty legendary right now.

Do I sound legendary?

- You sound the same, kind of nasally.

- Oh, well I mean my voice still has to change.

I'm just a fledgling.

- Yeah of course, you'll probably sound legendary

in a few years.

- Oh yeah.

- Come on, let's get to Philipo before the circus show.

Everyone's depending on us.

- Yeah.

(bright music)

- Hey, you birds, get over to the wash station pronto.

You're filthy and the show starts in an hour.

You're on first today.

- Filthy, we're not filthy.

I think we look pretty good considering

we came out of an egg 10 days ago about.

We're here to--

- Don't give me no beak, you little brats.

Go wash up, this circus doesn't run on charity.

And ain't nobody paying their hard earned money

to watch a couple of scraggly birds that look like

they just rolled around a swamp.

- We went by Rita's pool.

- Yeah, if she heard you call her pool a swamp--

- I'm gonna tell you one more time, birds,

clean up or pack up.

This is a traveling circus, you got it?

And if we gotta, we'll travel on without you two.

It ain't the first time I've left animals behind.

- That's mean. - Yeah.

- Yeah, welcome to the circus, kid.

Tell me something I don't know.

Go on, beat a wing.

I want to see you boys bright eyed

and bushy winged by 5:00 or else.

- There's a mistake, we belong to the Feather Club.

You've probably heard of it.

- Feather Club, is that that rival promotion

out of the Antiguas?

- What, no, a Feather Club is--

- Never mind, I don't want to know, I don't need to know.

I got a show to run here, and we have tons to make.

You fall behind, you get left behind.

I don't know need no diva birds in this caravan.

- But we--

- What's this but business?

You're talking to Philipo, Philipo knows no buts.

I'm prima elephant here.

- Wow. - Yeah, wow.

Now why are you two still standing there?

- We're not part of the circus, Philipo.

- Yeah, we're just resting a spell.

We rushed all the way here to--

- You cast spells?

Our fortune teller just quit.

You want to hang around and do today's show?

- No, no, we--

- It pays well, you keep half your door, no questions.

- But-- - No buts.

- We're on a mission.

- We're here to deliver a message.

- A message?

- Yeah, from Dafodil.

- And we think it's for you.

- You do, don't you? - Yeah.

- Funny you should mention it,

Dafodil was supposed to be here

to perform his routine tonight, and he hasn't showed up yet.

- Dafodil performs at the circus?

- You betcha, he's my star, he's a dancer, you know?

- He is? - The best.

- But-- - No buts.

- We heard about the accident in the china shop.

- Oh that, he didn't have his dance shoes on.

His hooves get slippery.

So, what's the message?

- Oh, you tell him, Mooky.

- He wants to drool in your ears.

- Oh yeah, and he wants to give you cheese on bended knees.

- What, he wants to drool in my ears?

He wants to give me cheese?

Is he trying to muscle in on my showbiz turf?

Is he planning to turn my circus

into one of them fancy cheese shops?

- Oh, yes?

- I had a group of toads try to take over this circus once.

Know how I dealt with them?

- How?

- I steered our caravan through a pond.

You should've seen their faces, they couldn't resist.

Every one of those pests jumped off.

We never saw them again.

I gave them a good hose down for good measure too.

And now I'm gonna hose down Dafodil as soon as I see him.

And maybe the whole town of Feather Glen.

- But-- - No buts.

I'm gonna hose the lot of you down.

- Oh no, don't do that Philipo.

Maybe we had the message wrong.

- Ooh, I'm itching to go on stampede down Main Street.

I'm gonna hose everybody down even the china shop.

- No, Philipo, no.

- I'm getting the water bucket, putting my tap shoes on too.

- Oh no, we're in trouble, Mooky.

(bright music)

A stampede, Mooky.

- Philipo's gonna hose everybody down.

- What have we done?

- We just delivered a message, Kooky.

We did our duty as Feather Club members.

- Yeah, but was it the right message?

- Hmm, that I'm not so sure about.

- What should we do, Mooky?

I don't think we have a choice,

we gotta inform the mayor right away.

- Oh boy, we're in trouble now.

(bright music)

Hey look, it's Cottontop.

- Hey, Cottontop, what brings you inland?

I thought you preferred the island life.

- What, you've got me confused with someone else.

I've lived here in these woods all my life.

I mean, I'm only three days old,

but I've been here all my life.

- Oh sorry, you look exactly like this rabbit we just met

out on Mushroom Island.

- Yeah, his name was Cottontop.

- Oh, Mushroom Island, yeah that's my cousin Cottontop.

- Ha, we should've known.

- Yeah, you should've, I have over 2,000 cousins.

Chances are if you run into

a rabbit out there, we're related.

My name's Cotton Toe.

- Hi Cotton Toe, I'm Kooky.

- Mushroom Island's kind of far out there.

What brings you guys inland?

- It's a long story.

- We were sent on a mission to relay an important message

but caused a circus elephant

to prepare for a stampede instead.

- And a hose down.

- An elephant stampede, oh no!

- We're afraid so.

- I hope you don't need me to help protect the town.

I'm a hopper, not a fighter.

Besides, elephants are so large.

- No, no, no, we're just letting everyone know.

- Right, knowing is half the battle.

- Don't you worry, guys, I have some rough

and tough hare cousins in these woods.

They're afraid of no stampede.

Anybody's looking for trouble,

hares can stomp them out lickety-split.

- Whoa, hares are that tough?

- Oh yes, they'll kick you with their big feet

until you don't know what day it is.

I'll tell them about the stampede.

They'll head right to Feather Glen ready to fight.

- Oh no, now the hares are involved.

- This is getting big.

- We must warn the mayor, Mooky.

(light music)

- Well, well, well, look who we have here.

You boys rethinking my offer?

You ready for the reward of hard work, earn a day's pay?

Build strong character?

- We're already on it, Butterbean.

But we wanted to warn you.

- Oh?

- Yeah, we don't know if you've heard

but trouble is a-brewing.

- Trouble, who's got their tusks in a knot?

- Philipo. - The elephant?

- Yes, he's about to launch a stampede on Feather Glen

and hose everybody down.

- The hares are involved too.

- So, we're warning everyone we meet

and heading home to explain the situation to the mayor.

- Them sounds like right good ideas, birdies.

You must get Miss Clucketty Cluck on this.

- We will, Butterbean.

- We will do whatever we can to save Feather Glen.

- We're in the Feather Club,

and the Feather Club never backs down.

- That's good, heroic you feathery lads are.

- I know, right?

- Given the precarious nature of your predicament,

you two would do right to go find Sergeant Muffin.

- Sergeant Muffin, who's that?

- And where is he?

- You can find him in the dell, but be careful.

He's often camouflaged and likes the element of surprise.

- Uh, okay.

- We'll check it out, and we'll tell him you sent us.

You know, in case he takes us prisoner or something.

- Good idea.

(light music)

- Well, Kooky, I think we're on a pretty important mission.

- Yeah, everybody seems impressed with the messages

we've been delivering around town.

- They are, we're heroes, Kooky.

- Hmm, I still can't remember Dafodil's message

and who it was for.

- Neither can I, Kooky, but it's come to us.

- Yeah, now we must report to Sergeant Muffin.

- Yeah, let's go.

(light music)

- Privates, is this how you treat

your first day of bird camp, disheveled and late?

- Why does everyone keep saying we look bad?

- I don't know, we look pretty good I think.

- I'm Mooky, and this is Kooky.

And we have a corp of our own, the Feather Club.

- You two are Feather Club?

But you look like you just hatched, and you're dirty.

- Okay, we are not dirty.

Should we just take a bath and stop this craziness or--

- Sergeant Muffin, we were sent by Butterbean

who told us you were the hippo to talk to in times of peril.

- Peril, what kind of peril?

- A stampede, and the hares are involved too!

- Ha, a stampede, finally something worth my hippo rank.

I'll march into Feather Glen, leave no prisoner behind.

My legs might be short,

but I'll roll over anything in my way.

Who are we fighting?

- We don't want fighting, Sergeant Muffin.

We're trying to save Feather Glen from--

- You don't worry about Feather Glen's safety.

Wait until I stampede all over that town.

Nobody will ever think of bothering us again.

- What, no!

(bright music)

Now we're really in trouble, Kooky.

- You think?

- Yeah, we still haven't figured out

what Dafodil's message was and who it was for.

And now I think we've started a pachyderm stampede.

With hares!

- I thought we were heroes, Mooky.

- Maybe we can still be, Kooky.

- How?

- Let's go see Mayor Clucketty Cluck

and warn her about the stampede.

- And the hose down. - Let's go!

(bright music)

- Mayor Clucketty Cluck, we have an emergency.

- Yes, boys, what kind of emergency?

Is everything all right?

- We're afraid not, we're about to have

a pachyderm stampede in Feather Glen.

- And hares too.

- A pachyderm stampede, oh dear.

- And a hose down.

- My word, this is the first I'm hearing of any of this.

- Yes, well we were sort of there when it all went down.

- You were there?

- Yeah, I mean we happened to be passing through

when Philipo and Sergeant Muffin declared a stampede.

- And the hares of Feather Dale decided to join in too.

- Oh, poor little ones, you're too young

to be exposed to such perils.

Are you all right?

- Oh yes, we're used to these types of dangerous missions.

Right, Mooky? - That's right.

Feather Club duties can be very dangerous.

- But don't worry, Mayor Clucketty Cluck,

we won't let Feather Glen or the Feather Club down.

- Tell us what we can do.

- Maybe you should take a bird bath.

- Bird bath, hmm, so we do look dirty then.

- Because the Feather Club is not afraid

to get dirty, Mayor.

- You two best go back to your nest.

I'll take care of those two troublemakers.

- Aww, okay - Aww, okay.

(bright music)

I thought the mayor would let us help.

Instead she sent us home to take a bird bath.

So much for Feather Club heroes.

- A stampede could happen any time,

and we need to help out our town.

- And we still need to deliver Dafodil's message.

- But who was it for?

- Maybe Dafodil wants to go on a stampede too.

- Right, I mean he's big. - And heavy.

- Remember the china shop incident?

- That wasn't his fault.

- True, but it shows the damage he can do if he decides to.

Philipo, Sergeant Muffin, the hares, and Dafodil.

- On a stampede?

- Feather Glen will be destroyed.

- We must warn everybody.

- It's the Feather Club way.

(bright music)

- Mooky, Kooky, I'm so happy to see you two.

- We're happy to see you too, Carlotta.

But we're here on official Feather Club business.

- We have something of the utmost importance to share.

- I know. - You do?

- Yes, isn't it wonderful?

- Wonderful?

- How can you call this wonderful?

- Well, because--

- In a stampede, there are no winners.

- It's true, everyone loses.

- Nothing's worth the price.

- Stampede, what do you mean stampede?

- We mean Feather Glen's about to be plunged

into a nightmare the likes of which it's never seen.

- And the only way out is through.

- It's gonna get ugly. - It's gonna be loud.

- Stampede's are not pretty.

- Never have been, never will be.

- What in the world are you two talking about?

- What are you talking about?

- I'm talking about Dafodil.

- Dafodil, is he already stampeding all over Feather Glen?

- Did he start at the china shop?

- (gasp) A stampede in a china shop?

Whatever do you mean, should I join?

I'm only a cow, but I can throw my weight around.

- What, no, Carlotta, not you too.

You can't join the stampede.

- I thought ladies don't stampede.

- Ladies can stampede as much as boys do, I'll show you.

Get me that bale of hay.

- Oh boy. - No, Carlotta.

You mustn't. - Yeah.

Why don't you tell us the great news instead.

- Oh yes.

Dafodil visited me earlier

and asked me to meet him in the park.

- Oh. - That's strange.

- I don't think it's strange at all.

I've had a crush on Dafodil forever.

I've wanted to ask him out for as long as I've known him.

But that's not really something

girls do around Feather Glen.

They usually wait for the boys to make the first move.

(squeals) I like him so much.

- Hey, you know, this sounds familiar.

- Yeah, it really does.

Did Dafodil say something to us about it once?

- Maybe, I seem to recall

like an off the hoof remark or something.

- Summer's almost here, and Dafodil and I are the last

unspoken for bull and cow in the whole town.

I think he's gonna ask me to go steady.

- Oh.

Mooky. - Yeah, Kooky?

- I think I remember now.

- Oh yeah. - Oh boy.

- Should we tell her now?

- Tell me what, this about the stampede?

I can just join in now, and we can continue our chat later.

- Oh no, Carlotta, it's not about the stampede.

- But it has to do with Dafodil.

- My Dafodil, tell me more.

- Okay, you see--

- Dafodil gave us a message to deliver to you.

- He did?

- Yes, let's see.

Kooky, can you remember how the message starts?

- I think so.

Um, my knee is on your shank.

- Hmm, no, I think it was I'll slobber on your hooves.

- Drool. - Drool?

Drool, I'm drooling on your hooves.

- While kneeing you in the shank.

- Yeah.

- And you won't get away for years

'cause I've got you by the ear, that's it.

- Good recall, buddy. - Phew.

I almost forgot the whole thing.

I couldn't have remembered it without you, Mooky.

- Likewise, Kooky.

Carlotta?

(light music)

- Hey, fellas, you're back.

- Uh yeah. - Of course we are.

- You look good, Daf, been working out?

- Only my heartstrings.

- Oh, (laughs) that's funny.

- Listen, I know I made a big to-do about all this.

And I'm sure it was an inconvenience on you birds.

- Don't sweat it, buddy.

- Yeah, that's what the Feather Club is for.

- Well, I'm glad you guys showed up here today

because I want to thank you for everything.

You were prepared to go to bat for me

with something this important and that's huge.

I'll never forget it.

And unless you're sick and tired of my big, ugly mug,

you've got a friend for life.

- Oh, you don't have a big, ugly mug, Dafodil.

- Well, that's nice to hear, Carlotta.

Because you're the whole reason

everyone's standing here now.

- I am?

- Yes, see I racked my brain for months and months

trying to figure out a way to do this.

I might be stuck in a big old body,

but my brain's not that largest, okay?

- I like your brain just the way it is.

- And I like you just the way you are.

Only I was too scared to actually tell you that.

See, I'm shy, I have a hard time talking to most anybody,

especially a cow as pretty as you.

- Oh my, am I blushing?

- So I devised a plan to deliver a message to you.

It said everything I wanted to, everything I felt

in my heart but couldn't bring myself

to tell you in person.

Enter our two Feather Clubbed heroes.

- We're heroes, Kooky.

- We're heroes, Mooky.

- Oh wow, I had no idea.

- Neither did I until these birds flew off to find you.

Then I couldn't stop thinking about it

and about what a mistake I'd just made.

- A mistake? - Yep, a mistake.

See, I finally realized that what was making me so nervous

was trying to find a way around

expressing my feelings to you.

But if my feelings were true,

you're the easiest cow in the world to talk to, Carlotta.

In fact, I'd like to talk to you every day

for the rest of my life.

- Oh, Dafodil.

- I'd like nothing more than to walk with you,

graze with you, wag tails with you, hold your hoof,

and gaze into your brown eyes.

- Eloquent. - Totally.

What did he need us for?

- They say we all need companionship,

but you're the only cow who makes me feel like I can be me,

a goofy bull who gets into trouble in china shops.

Carlotta, I love you, will you marry me?

- Whoa. - Boom, mic drop.

- Oh, Dafodil, no one's ever, I don't know what to say.

- Say yes. - Yes!

Yes, I'll marry you, Dafodil!

- Really? - Yes, really.

- Oh wow, wow!

- Now that's how you deliver a message.

- It sure is, they're gonna be quite the happy couple.

- What about the stampede?

- Stampede, where, I'm great at stampeding.

- Oh, did you say stampede?

- We mean bird seed.

- I thought I heard you say stampede earlier.

- Where, where?

- There's no stampede, you guys.

- Yeah, we made a mess of your message, Daf.

- And we delivered to the wrong animals.

- Which caused everybody to get confused.

- And think there was a reason to start a stampede.

- And a hose down.

- But there's no reason really.

We're sorry, guys.

- We wanted to be the best Feather Club heroes ever.

- But we failed.

- You didn't fail, guys.

- You just made a mistake.

- But all is forgiven.

- Hey, what about the stampede, that's still on?

- Oh yeah, Philipo and Sergeant Muffin.

- They don't know, it's all a misunderstanding.

- We must warn the mayor.

- (laughs) Gotta love those two.

- I love you, Daf.

- And I love you, Carlotta.

- Aww, what about that stampede though?

- I'll get my dance shoes.

(bright music)

- Well, hello again, boys.

Have you had your bird bath yet?

- We sure did, Mayor Clucketty Cluck.

- We're here to warn you about a possible stampede.

- That we kind of caused.

- By delivering wrong messages

to pretty much everybody in town.

- Cluck, cluck. (laughs)

Don't worry about it, boys, I took care of all that.

- You did? - Yes.

Feather Glen will not have a stampede.

- But how?

- I stopped by to see Dafodil

and asked him what the message was all about.

- Oh, good idea, Mayor.

- Then I went by the circus to talk to Philipo

just in time as he was filling his trunk with water

and had put on his tap shoes to make as much noise

as possible during the stampede.

- Whoa, and what did you tell him, Mayor?

- I told him that all Dafodil wanted to do

was declare his love for Carlotta

and he had nothing to worry about, his circus was safe.

- And then?

- And then I went by to see Cotton Toe and his hare buddies,

and it was all a misunderstanding,

to go back to grazing the carrot field.

- Whoa, and then?

- And then I visited with Sergeant Muffin

who was over at the beauty salon to get his feet buffed

for the great stampede. - And what did you tell him?

- I told him the stampede in Feather Glen was canceled

due to weather but that we could use

his stampeding abilities in the fields

to soften the ground for planting.

So, no more stampede.

- Whoa, Mayor, you're the best.

- I can't believe you did all that.

- (laughs) Well, I hope there is a reason

you guys elected me mayor.

- Oh, Mayor Clucketty, we're so sorry.

- We made such a mess of everything.

- Well, you're forgiven.

Even the best of us can make a mistake.

Not to mention two birds as young as yourselves.

- That's right, a wee little mistake.

- Tiny flub, it could happen to anyone.

- Yes, it can, the truth is our lives

are always works in progress.

Our hardest earned victories are always tempered

by setbacks and defeats, but you must learn from it

and promise to do better next time.

- Gotcha, Mayor, we promise.

- And might I remind you,

your mission was ultimately a success.

Dafodil and Carlotta are set to be married.

- Woohoo!

- Thanks, Mayor Clucketty Cluck.

- It's my pleasure, birds.

Now if I'm not mistaken,

Hoot Hoot would like to see both of you.

- [Mooky and Kooky] Okay.

(bright music)

- Well, boys, welcome back.

- It's nice to be back, Hoot Hoot.

- Yeah, it's pretty wild out there.

But there's no place like home.

- I'd like to commend you two on a job well done.

I know it wasn't without its challenges,

and you made some missteps along the way,

but for a first mission I'd say it was a rousing success.

- [Mooky and Kooky] Yay!

- I hear that Dafodil and Carlotta are set to be married

at the end of the summer, and they're inviting all members

of the Feather Club to attend, especially our newest two.

- Cool. - Awesome.

- Our whole club has never been asked

to be a part of wedding.

You certainly made an impression.

- We try. - That we do.

Oh, and Hoot Hoot, we'd like to apologize

for almost messing the whole thing up.

- Yeah, we got out there and whoosh,

forgot everything we were supposed to do right off the flap.

- (laughs) It happens, I can't think

of a single Feather Club mission

that went exactly as planned or didn't contain

some type of unforeseen error on somebody's part.

- Really, wow, that makes me feel better.

- Me too.

- How about I promote you to official Feather Club agents?

- [Mooky and Kooky] Cool.

- And that said I have something you might enjoy.

- Oh yeah, is it sunflower seeds?

- Peanuts? - Flax seeds?

- Cashews?

- Try your next mission.

- [Mooky and Kooky] Whoa.

- (laughs) I thought you two might like that.

- What is it, Hoot Hoot?

- Yeah, where off to?

- Well, it seems there's a problem out in Panda Glen.

You must deliver a message from their representative

to Mayor Clucketty Cluck.

- No way. - Get out.

We love Panda Glen.

- Off you go, on to your next adventure.

- Feather Club for life.

- Feather Club for life.

(bright music)

- Well, here we go again, Kooky.

- That's right, Mooky.

Are you ready for another action-packed mission?

- You know it, I learned a lot this last time.

Like how important focus

and concentration are to any mission.

- No doubt.

Hey, do you think we should take notes as we go?

- Notes, pfft, no, why would we takes notes, Kooky?

They'd only weigh us down.

- Right, we're part of the world-renowned Feather Club.

We don't need notes.

- The Feather Club don't take dummies.

We're the best and the brightest

of the best and the brightest.

- Me and you, buddy.

Kooky and Mooky, the new dynamic duo.

- So, what's our mission again?

- We're gonna deliver a message to the beavers.

- What, beavers?

I thought Hoot Hoot said we needed to carry

an important message to the badgers up north.

- Badgers?

No, I didn't hear anything about badgers.

- We couldn't go nose to beak with them anyway.

They're savages!

- Better than the beavers.

Ever seen the chompers on those guys, scary.

- You ever see the teeth on a honey badger?

I'll tangle with a beaver any day of the week.

- Be my guest, I'm going after the badgers.

- Fine, I'll tackle the beavers.

- The Feather Club will really be impressed by that.

- I know, right?

They'll probably give us medals of honor.

- I'll settle for a bag of sunflower seeds.

- Let's go, Mooky. - Let's go, Kooky.

Feather Club forever.

- Hey, where are we going again, I forgot.

- The Adirondacks, I think.

- The Adirondacks, yikes, cold up there.

We better pack more feathers.

- No doubt.

- Woohoo!

- Woohoo!

* Another good good morning, time to go *

* Got that smile upon my face *

* 'Cause there's excitement in the chase, this I know *

* Yeah, I'm going for the ride *

* And find myself, I am alive *

* And I soar *

* Still I run towards the wind *

* And let the challenge draw me in *

* 'Cause I want more *

* Oh, we are all looking for adventure *

* We are all looking for adventure *

* We are all looking for adventure *

* We are all looking for adventure *

* We are all looking for adventure *

* We are all looking for adventure *

* We are all looking for adventure *

* We are all looking for adventure *

* Oh, wake up heart and wake up mind *

* See the world is yours to find and go *

* With every passing day there's more *

* Calling you out out to explore, get up and go *

* There is joy found in the race *

* And I feel it in the place where I'm free *

* And I simply can't deny *

* That I feel adventure calling out to me *

* Yeah, we are all looking for adventure *

* We are all looking for adventure *

* We are all looking for adventure *

* We are all looking for adventure *

* We are all looking for adventure *

* We are all looking for adventure *

* We are all looking for adventure *

* We are all looking for adventure *

* We are all looking for adventure *

* We are all looking for adventure *

* We are all looking for adventure *

* We are all looking for adventure *

* Looking for adventure *

* We are all looking for adventure *

* We are all looking for adventure *

* We are all looking for adventure *

* And I'm living free, living free *

* Living free and I was meant to be *

* Living free, living free *

* Living free and I was meant to be *

* I'm living free, living free *

* Living free and I was meant to be free *

* Meant to be free *