Chicken Wibbly Pig

-Hey, Wibbly!

-Hey!

-When are we going to play today? Hey, Wibbly!

-Hello.

What are we going to see? Hey, Wibbly!

-What?

-Where are we going to go today?

-Hey, Wibbly!

-That's me.

Who are we going to be?

-Hey, Wibbly!

-Hi.

Stop, we want to talk to you.

-Hey, Wibbly!

-I'm here.

Are we playing hide and seek?

Hey, Wibbly!

Wibbly Pig, where are you?

HEN CLUCKS > What's that?

That doesn't sound like Wibbly.

It's a chicken.

She's in a bit of a tizzy.

HEN CLUCKS

I think she is looking for something.

Are you looking for Wibbly?

-Hiya, Wibbly!

-Hiya.

Have you seen a chicken?

Yes, she ran off that way.

Wibbly!

-What?

-The chicken, she just went that way.

Ha-ha.

-That way?

-That way.

I can't see her anywhere.

She's there.

Where?

There.

I can't see her.

BOTH: There she is!

-She seems to be a bit squawky, Wibbly.

-I know.

I think she's lost something.

I think you're right, Wibbly.

Maybe she's lost her...shoes?

Her coat?

Her eggs!

Quick, Wibbly, we've got to find her.

We can help her.

Can you see her?

-No.

-Remember, her body's feathery.

Oh, yeah!

Wibbly, look, I think I can see her.

Oh, yeah, they look like feathers.

It must be her.

Ready? One, two, three.

Got you!

That's not the chicken.

It's a feather duster.

Ha-ha. What a strange place for a duster.

Let's keep looking.

What else does a chicken have?

She's got stick-like legs.

-Look!

-The wheelbarrow?

Shh! Underneath it.

Two stick-like legs.

Ready? One, two, three.

Got you!

That's not her.

No, it wasn't two stick-like legs, but two leg-like sticks.

She's got a red wobbly bit on her head, too.

-The comb.

-Comb?

-That's the wobbly thing on a chicken's head.

They call it a comb.

Look!

Her comb.

That's got to be her.

One, two, three.

Got you! Look, I've got a...

Flower.

-Well, that didn't work.

-No, we need a different plan.

I know!

Wibbly!

-What?

-You missed her.

The chicken was here.

Don't worry, I know we'll get her back this time.

-Look!

-What's in there?

It's sweet corn.

Chickens really love to eat sweet corn.

She won't be able to resist it.

And as soon as she eats it, we can get her.

Wibbly, look!

Oh, where did my corn go?

The chicken came in and ate it whilst you were talking.

Oh, I should pour a bigger pile, then.

Aunt Larlie says chickens love corn.

It makes them strong and means they lay lots of eggs.

Lots of eggs means lots of chicks.

-Wibbly!

-What?

-Did she do it again?

-Yes!

She is a clever chicken, I did not even notice her come in.

She must have been on tip-toe as I have really good ears,

and I would have heard her.

It doesn't matter because this time I'll pour the whole bag out.

Even if I talk for ages and ages,

she won't be able to finish it all before I notice her.

-Wibbly!

-Hold on, I'll just pour out the corn.

Oh! That didn't work.

What are we going to do?

Keep looking, she can't be too far.

And she does need our help.

You're right, let's go this way.

Wibbly, wait! What's that?

-It's an egg.

-Is it a chicken's egg?

I don't think so. Chicken eggs aren't brown and spotty.

It's very small.

It was a quail's egg.

She didn't seem very happy.

Maybe she thought we had taken it?

Oh, look at this.

Is that a chicken's egg?

It is white.

But it is so big.

It must be a really, really, really big chicken.

An ostrich.

Ostriches are really, really big.

That's not really, really big.

I wonder what sort of bird that is from?

What? It's a crocodile egg.

I thought only birds had eggs.

No, lots of other animals have eggs, too.

Lizards and crocodiles, and snakes, and dragons.

Careful of his teeth, Wibbly.

I bet they're very sharp.

Phew.

It'll be safe now.

Now, where's that chicken?

Can you see her anywhere?

No, but I can hear her.

Wibbly, look behind you.

That's just a big white rock.

No, it's a big white egg.

Wow, that must be a dinosaur egg.

I heard clucking.

The chicken must be close-by.

There she is, on top of the egg.

Oh, dear, do you think she thinks it is her egg?

I don't know. She looks like she is trying to hatch it.

No, she isn't. She is using it to get up high.

So she can look for her own eggs.

I think she's seen something.

Let's follow her.

I can't see her anywhere.

I hope she's all right.

-Hey, can you hear that?

-CLUCKING

Yes, I can.

It's the chicken. She sounds different.

She sounds happy.

Hello, there. Did you find your eggs?

Here they are!

Ha-ha, look!

Eggs with legs.

Five chicks.

They're sweet.

I'm not sure we were much help, Wibbly.

-I know, but it was fun finding her.

-CRUNCH

Oh! What was that?

Wibbly, the big egg has cracked open, too.

Oh, no! What's inside it?

I don't know. A dragon or a dinosaur.

Oh!

WIBBLY GIGGLES

That wasn't a dragon's egg,

I just stepped on an eggshell.

-Bye, Wibbly.

-Bye.

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