ducks

The animals by the lake make fun of little Wood Duck for swimming in circles, but his uniqueness proves to be useful.

Though trained to retrieve birds for his master, a dog finds that he is too kind-hearted for such work.

While playing hide-and-seek with his babysitter, Mrs. Duck, Bear peeks at his Christmas presents and feels terribly guilty afterwards.

Although the other animals tease him because he can only swim in circles, a baby duck becomes a hero when his manner of swimming saves him from a hungry fox.

Lonely without his friend Clara who is vacationing out West, Henry the Duck decides to pay her a surprise visit.

Mistaken for a fish by a nearsighted pelican and deposited with a family of ducks, young Arnold learns to swim, fly, and eat like a duck until his curiosity finally leads him back to his human family.

Mary Alice, the duck who is an efficient and conscientious telephone operator, attempts to track down an anonymous caller in distress.

When an efficient duck who gives the time over the telephone gets sick, other animals, believing the job to be easy, try to take her place.

In Paris to visit an old friend, Miss Mallard becomes involved in one of the most terrifying cases of her career centering around the disappearance of her friend's granddaughter and the long-ago theft of a fabulous jewel.

When Miss Mallard, the famous ducktective, is invited to Alaska to see the start of the famous dog sled race, her skills are challenged by the dognapping of a prize husky.