THE WOODPECKER - The Great Book of Nature - EN

Two little birds are rescued and adopted by an oak tree that raises them with great and loving care. Unfortunately, Mother Oak is attacked by a swarm of parasites and falls sick. A wise, old female turtle that lives in the ocean then tells the little birds where to find a medicine that will heal Mother Oak. The remedy is the extract of a flower that can only be found on the peak of a tall, snow-capped mountain. The birds set out for the mountain, but along the way, are caught in severe storm causing them to be separated from each other. One of the birds continues to climb the mountain, but when the other one finds itself alone, it gives up. In the meantime, Dr. Woodpecker tries unsuccessfully to treat Mother Oak, but when the two little birds don’t come back, the doctor decides to go look for the miraculous flower himself. On the mountain peak, the doctor finds one of the two little birds with the extract that will heal the oak tree. Mother Oak recovers, and the little bird that gave up then apologizes to his mother and brother for giving in too hastily.