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Poppy Cat goes on adventures with her friends.

The gang discover a giant spotted egg which Owl identifies as that of a Bumblebird so they set off on the train for the snowy mountains.

When Alma loses her new necklace, Poppy takes them on a ship to find buried treasure with the help of her pirate treasure map.

Zuzu is so disappointed that there are no good hills for sledging on his new toboggan that Poppy takes them to Chilly Hills in the campervan.

When a wigglybug (Thurston) lands on a squeamish Owl, the gang decide to take him back to the Drippy Forest in the campervan to get warm.

When a poster blows in from the Snowy Circus, Mo confesses he has never been to a circus, so the gang head off for the Arctic in the train.

After Mo lets go of his new balloon, the gang take to the skies in Poppy's airplane, where they pass a flying Gilda.

In the course of making what he calls a tree of birds - an art project from which hang little instant pictures of all the birds in the world - Mo finds he is missing only one - the Red Tipped Babblebird.

The gang hear a distress call from Rocket-Cat on Zuzu's new Rocket-Cat radio, and decide to take their rocket to the dark side of the Green-Cheese Moon.

While sledging on a hot day, the gang discover a melting snowman and decide to take him to the North Pole in their sailing ship.

After Alma confides she had a dream in which Zuzu was a space monster, Poppy takes them to outer space in her rocket.

When Mo assumes the role of Postman for the day, he must deliver a letter to Treehouse Trevor who lives in the Tanglewood Forest

A thrilled Alma performs her umbrella dance when a gust of wind whisks away her specially colored prop.

While digging a swimming pool, the gang discovers a piece of tile covered in picture writing and Owl decides that his old friend, Professor Peanut could decipher it.

Zuzu excitedly presents Owl with a homemade waving wooden walrus but when the walrus mysteriously disappears, the friends head out in the hot air balloon to the mountains to see if Mother Bumblebird has seen it.