The birds in this show don't go anywhere. They sit in the same spaces, say the same things to each other, watch the seasons change. That repetition breaks something open in you. A nihilist owl and a duck who keeps showing up anyway, a parrot who eats, a rhythm so small and true it makes you understand why anyone does anything at all. By episode 39 you've watched a hundred tiny moments add up to a life, and you realize that was the point all along.

A short-form comedy about the everyday lives of a small group of birds. Among them are a duck, an elderly great grey owl with a nihilistic outlook on life, and a caique parrot whose appetite never seems to quit. Rather than grand adventures, the episodes stay with the ordinary routines of these birds, pulling gentle, slice-of-life humor out of their very different temperaments.