Joyeux automne, Hal

Félibert and his friends are getting ready for the winter solstice, the shortest day of the year.

It's winter, and the water in the pond has changed from liquid to solid. Félibert and his friends discover that the change of state can have an impact on the space occupied by matter.

Félibert and his friends build a tree house to live like birds and observe other living species.

Félibert and his friends try to watch the birds in the garden, but Cruiser the squirrel decides to eat all the seeds that Félibert put in the bird feeder to attract them!

A duck is afraid of water and discovers its natural habitat thanks to Félibert.

Félibert and his friends discover the origin of apples and the important role played by bees in pollination.

The fish in the lake are affected by deafening noises. Félibert and his friends put an end to this noise pollution.

Daisy enjoys photographing the natural environment and the living species that herald the arrival of spring. In trying to succeed at her game, she misses her chance to appreciate the beauty of nature.

Hal wants to howl at the moon, but the moon is gone! Our friends are on a mission to find it.

It's Halloween! Félibert and his friends discover what they can do with a pumpkin and the role of this plant in the garden.

Daisy grew roses, but the leaves were eaten by little beasts. We must find a solution to save the roses!

Félibert and his friends fish in the pond, but they do not catch any fish. Even Flo the heron has nothing to eat! They must find out where the fish have gone by discussing about the food chain.

Herbert the hermit crab has to find a new shell to fit him.

Félibert and his friends set off for a hike in the mountains, but they have to be well prepared to do it safely.

Félibert and his friends have to cross the swamp to go for a picnic. They have to watch out for carnivorous plants in the swamp!