Le Flagada et les pépins de la pêche #[nn]

In "Le martin-bêcheur," Le Flagada and Alcide find themselves baffled by the sudden appearance of a rare woodpecker digging up their island, one hole at a time. As they try to coax the bird into more cooperative habits, their efforts spiral into a series of increasingly absurd attempts to reshape its behavior—without ever quite understanding why it’s doing what it does.

When Flagada suddenly starts laying an egg during Alcide’s spring cleaning push, the usually gruff Alcide finds himself unexpectedly charmed—now more focused on protecting the egg than the broom. A quiet moment of unexpected tenderness unfolds in the midst of chaos, as the usual antics of the farm take a surprising turn.

When Hollywood's star dog, Rin-Ta-Toin, washes ashore on the island of Flagada, he’s met with doubt from the locals—especially Alcide. To prove his worth, he’ll have to leap, spin, and dazzle his way into their trust, one impossible stunt at a time.