Ежик и Медвежонок - Чистые птицы - текст песни, слова, перевод, видео

Most of all, Hedgehog loved these first truly spring days! Not a single island of snow remained in the forest, thunder rumbled in the sky at night, and although the lightning was not visible, the real heavy rain was noisy until the morning.

“The forest is washing! - thought Hedgehog. - Christmas trees, stumps and edges are washed. And the birds are now flying from the south, and it is also to rain feathers! ”

And in the morning he went out onto the porch and waited for clean, washed birds.

- They have not arrived yet! - said the squirrel.

-Karr-rr! They are triced on the way! - Korona Korona.

And the hedgehog sniffed the air and said:

- It still smells of pure birds!

And then the woodpecker was then accepted at the very top of the pine tree to clean his feathers.

“I must also be clean! He thought. - And then they will fly and say: why are you so dusty, woodpecker? ”

The hare sat under the bush and washed his ears.

- Take a spruce bump! - shouted the hedgehog. - A spruce bump is better washed!

- And how will you advise you to clean my horns? - asked, going out to the edge of the hedgehog's house, an elk.

“Sand,” said Hedgehog. - No better than cleaning the horns with sand. And the moose went to the river bank, lay down by the water itself and asked for a fox, which caught flea on the Bystrin, to clean his horns.

“And then it’s inconvenient,” the elk muttered, “the birds will fly, and I have dirty horns ...

- Now! - said Fox.

He was cunning and knew how to clean. He sat on the very neck in ice water and held a bunch of last year's grass in a raised paw. The fleas froze in the water and now crawled down the paw to this bundle. And when everyone crawled. The fox threw last year's grass into the water, and it was carried away by the current.

- That's all? - said Fox, crawling ashore. - Where are your horns? The moose bowed the horns, and the fox began to clean them with sand.

- To shine? - he asked.

“No,” said the hedgehog. - Shiny horns are ugly. They should be ... foggy

- That is, so as not to shine? - specified the fox.

“So as not to shine,” said the hedgehog.

And the moose even snapped - so he was good and pleasant.

And the woodpecker had already completely cleaned the feathers and was now clean and young.

The hare washed his ears and washed the tail.

And the hedgehog for a long time wiped every needle with a cloth and was so clean that even the cleanest bird could not tell him that she was cleaner than him!