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Birds of a Feather is the fifteenth episode of the first season along with the episode The Incredible Shrinking Duck which comes right after it. Birds of a Feather first aired on April 30, 2004. The episode is written by Kathy Waugh and is story boarded by Gabriela Godoy.

One morning while Peep is out walking, he steps on the most beautiful feather he had ever seen. He tells Chirp, and she is fascinated by it. Once Quack sees it, he convinces Peep and Chirp that it is absolutely his feather, but once it gets stuck on a little bush, he gets upset with it and tells Peep and Chirp that it is not a duck feather. After that, the birds start to look for the real owner of the feather. They walk by the playground when the Raccoon sees it, and he tries to convince them that the feather is his. The birds know the feather doesn't belong to him because he is furry and brown, so they walk by. Then, a rabbit tries to convince them that the feather is her's by claiming her nose is purple, but her nose is a lighter shade than the purple on the feather, and she doesn't have pointy feather things. They walk by an inch worm, and then finally the Blue Jays.

After speaking to everyone they know, the three sit near Squeak's brick, staring at the feather. Squeak finds the birds near her home, and screams at the sight of the feather. She tells them to come to her brick if they want to hear the story of the owner of the feather. As Squeak begins telling the story, Quack says he has things to do, and leaves (he is scared). Squeak tells Peep and Chirp that the feather belongs to an enormous bird (owl) who lives in a tree in The Deep Dark Woods, and who flew high into the sky at night. Squeak says the rest of the story was so shocking she couldn't bear to tell it.

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Together, Peep and Chirp go into the Deep Dark Woods, and find the tree. As Chirp nervously puts down the feather, the bird comes out. The two panic, but try to talk to her. They tell her about the feather, but she says she doesn't need it anymore. At this, Chirp begins complaining about all the work they did just to return a feather she didn't need. Chirp asks the bird if she would talk to her and Peep. The bird, who's name is Hoot, puts one wing around Peep and Chirp, and they learn that owls aren't that scary after all (unless you happen to be a mouse).

Spring Thing 1 Springy Thingy ● A Duck's Tale 2 Quack's Tracks ● Quack and the Very Big Rock 3 Shadow Play ● Current Events 4 Quack Loses His Hat ● Night Light 5 Sounds Like... ● The Windy Day 6 Peep Feet ● Newton's Big Adventure 7 Peep Crosses the Road ● Stormy Weather 8 Peep in Rabbitland ● Quack's Stuck Stick 9 Peep's Can ● Under Duck 10 All Fall Down ● The Perils of Peep and Chirp 11 Hoop Tricks ● Save It for Later 12 The Red Ballmoon ● Chirp Builds a Nest 13 Stuck Duck ● The Real Decoy 14 Peep's Lost Leaf ● Birds of a Feather 15 The Incredible Shrinking Duck ● Go West Young Peep 16 A Delicate Balance ● The Fish Museum 17 Peep's Night Out ● There's No Place Like Home 18 Flipping Newton ● Chirp's Flight Program 19 Mirror, Mirror in the Dump ● Bridge the Gap 20 Meeting Half-way ● Peep Plants a Seed 21 The Root Problem ● Hide and Go Peep 22 A Peep of a Different Color ● That's A Cat 23 Faster Than a Duck ● Quack Hatches an Egg 24 The Whatchamacallit ● Wandering Beaver 25 Peep's New Friend ● The Trip To Green Island 26 Give Me A Call

Finders Keepers 1 Quack Quiets the Universe ● Peep's Moon Mission 2 The Many Moons of Quack the Duck ● The Mystery of the Thing That Went and Came Back 3 Peep's Color Quest ● Reflection Affection 4 Peep Deep in the Big Muddy ● Chirp Sorts it Out (Sort Of) 5 Hear, Here ● Dry Duck Part 1 6 Dry Duck Part 2 ● Snow Daze 7 Flower Shower ● Who Stole the Big Wide World 8 M-U-D Spells Trouble ● Finding Time 9 Smaller Than a Peep ● Quack Quack 10 One Duck Two Many ● Count Them Out 11 Peep Prints ● Stick With Me 12 Tree Feller ● A Daring Duck 13 The Trouble With Bubbles

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The Tooth, the Whole Tooth and Nothing but the Tooth 1 The Winter of Quack's Discontent ● Nosing Around 2 The Last Straw ● The Disappearing Drink 3 Door Tour ● In a Bind 4 Star Light, Star Bright ● Bedtime Story 5 The Deep Duck Woods ● I Spy a Spider 6 Robin in the Bat Cave ● Marble Mover 7 Fair Shares ● The Feats of Peep 8 Quack goes Nuts ● The Sound of Silence Part 1 9 The Sound of Silence Part 2 ● Big Bird 10 Chirp Flies the Coop

The Lurmies are Coming 1 Quack's Square Deal ● An Inconvenient Tooth Part 1 2 An Inconvenient Tooth Part 2 ● Bringing Spring 3 Quack's Pond Party ● You Can Count on Bunnies 4 Falling Feathers ● Trading Places 5 House of Sand and Frog ● Magic Duck Dancing 6 Chirp, Chirp, Tweet, Tweet, Chirp

Two's a Crowd Part 1 1 Two's a Crowd Part 2 ● The Road Not Taken Part 1 2 The Road Not Taken Part 2 ● Soap Opera 3 Diva Duck ● Quack and the Amazing Sandy Magic 4 Duck Ball ● Things That Go Peep in the Night 5 Mud MuddleFrom antiquity to modernity. Cultures have always deemed feathers in your presence a major symbol. One of lightweight energy, purity, and freedom (both mental and physical).

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Indigenous Americans believed nature itself leaves feathers in your environment — to remind you that you are protected by an other-worldly power.

Doctrines around the world say feathers help guide you towards your true path in life. To trust and listen to your intuition. And a feather’s color carries a particular, important message about you:

Red feathers symbolize power, strength and fertility in your future plans — along with great passion and endurance. Brown feathers represent stability. Pink feathers show you the power of love the world holds for you.

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Yellow feathers represent happiness and positivity. Green means financial success and stable opportunities. And blue feathers mean inner calm, relaxation, and the ability to cultivate your inner peace.

We’ve combined all of these colors with vivid brushstrokes and splatters in this beautiful three-piece set of Glowing Feathers. The style illuminates their stunning presence and serves as a constant reminder that you are protected by the divinity of nature.

Hang them in your environment to benefit from this remarkable energy daily — the same energy feathers have brought us for centuries.

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The right canvas brightens your wall like no poster can. A canvas is bold. It will never fade, run, bend, or fold like paper. Canvases have been the artistic “gold standard” for years. Their color and texture demand status, influence and importance. That’s why it’s the perfect medium to add inspiration to your day.

Your canvas will be handmade and inspected by experts, ready to last generations—using our proprietary profile radial pine produced from renewable forests.

We use our UL Certified GREENGUARD GOLD Inks and high-resolution print processes to ensure maximum impact—with absolutely zero loss of quality. No other canvas print provides richer color, more depth, and impressive texture from every angle.

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All canvases are delivered with pre-installed saw tooth hanging hardware and rubber bumper pads that will ensure protection to your walls. Canvases are assembled and are ready to hang right out of the box.

If you have big goals, you probably had a moment of inspiration that created them. You can’t just wait for inspiration to strike. Your environment has an astounding effect on your thoughts—whether you’re consciously aware of it or not.

That’s why we created , to bring you much more than a beautiful picture on the wall, and if you’re still reading this, chances are you’re ready to optimize your environment now and claim the life you want. We’re here to make sure you do it right.

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All canvases are stretched over a wooden frame, and are shipped ready to hang. We recommend measuring your space and size of the canvas you are looking to get to ensure a perfect fit.

The black floating frame adds 1 inch to each side of the canvas regardless of the canvas dimension. For example, adding a black floating frame to a Large canvas (40x30 inches) will make the overall dimension of the canvas 42x32 inches with the black floating frame.

Black floating frame is a popular add-on to any canvas during the purchase. The frame is build using our

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