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Yooooo they combined a bug and a duck!!!

Even though its native to the mountains, this Flutterbat loves trips to the beach!

There's a legend from the creatures of the deep woods that the first fawn born in the year is the Herald of Spring, and signs of good things to come. Each year the Herald is adorned by its parents and other woodland dwellers, and the celebration of new life can last a full week!

In the colder months in the woodlands by the ocean, many sea critters tend migrate to warmer waters. When those who live by the sea start to see the fins of the whale sharks in thier waters, they know summer is beginning! Often after the first shark fin is spotted in the bay there will be a huge celebration!

In the woodlands its always hard to see the the owls amid the trees, as the trees start to shed thier leaves the sightings of owls increase, and the woodland folks know that autumn has arrived.

Foxes hve coats that adapt to the season, and in the winter the brilliant red of a fox's coat shifts to a wintery white. In the woodlands, as the foxes start to shift in color, the woodland critters know winter is coming.

While they may be common, especially in cities, piegons are still very pretty birds!

Its coloring may be startling, but have no fear, this pigeon is healthy as can be!

Neck? Pink! Pidgeon? Green!

This cute lil isopod friend can curl up into a ball!

A bright roly poly friend!

This hedgehog must have rolled around in some fallen leaves!

They may look sweet, but this roly poly probably tastes lile dirt if you lick them, seeing as they spend most of thier time in the dirt!

Ok this.... resembles a fish skeleton at least...

Excuse me?? Why octopus got bones in it??

Ear bones???? That can't be right...

Love those seasonal gourds? Well so does this hedgehog!

Maybe if you make friends with them, they will let you have some of thier candy!

This isn't how it works!!!!

How cute, its like a spooky ghost rubber ducky!!!