
Flying Flowers
- Studio
- Filmfair Animation
Synopsis
Pampas sees a butterfly, and he's convinced that it's a "flying flower." No one believes him until he points one out. Pampas refuses to call them anything else, and he decides to grow blue and purple flowers to have his own "Flying Flower garden."
Characters
Berry, Butterbur, Rosebay, Pampas
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Jenny Kenna
Producing
- Producer
- Maya Kemp
- Executive Producer
- Graham Clutterbuck
Writing
- Writer
- Jenny Kenna
Voices
- Voice
- Peter Hawkins (Narrator)
Music
- Music
- Joan Alexis
Editing
- Editor
- Andi Sloss
Production notes
Stop-motion animation.
Wherever there are flowers, trees and grass, there are Windfalls. These charming characters introduce pre-school children to the world of nature and the environment.
The series follows three central characters, Berry, Butterbur and Rosebay, whose adventures in Windfall Land illustrate facts from nature, including weatherlore (daisies close up and go to sleep on cloudy days) and folk medicine (a doc leaf cures a nettle sting). The Windfalls have classic charm and teach children about the plants that thrive in the world around them.
Wherever there are flowers, trees and grass, there are Windfalls. These charming characters introduce pre-school children to the world of nature and the environment.
The series follows three central characters, Berry, Butterbur and Rosebay, whose adventures in Windfall Land illustrate facts from nature, including weatherlore (daisies close up and go to sleep on cloudy days) and folk medicine (a doc leaf cures a nettle sting). The Windfalls have classic charm and teach children about the plants that thrive in the world around them.
