Once upon a time, there lived a small, happy-go-lucky bird called Puku. Puku was different from other birds – he was neither too big nor too small, and he was very chatty and had a great sense of humor.

One day, Puku was out on his morning flight when he saw the most beautiful tree he had ever seen. He flew right up to it and settled in one of the branches. As he looked around, he saw that the tree was full of beautiful exotic fruits and nuts. Puku was so excited to try them that he didn’t notice the view of the garden around the tree until a few moments later. He decided to take a tour around the garden to see what it had to offer.

The garden was full of flowers of every shape, size and color. Puku began to explore the garden, nibbling on the fruits and nuts as he went. Everywhere he went, he was welcomed by friendly animals who were delighted to have a new visitor in their garden.

As the day went on, the animals gradually realized that Puku’s visits were more than just a passing interest. He was someone who was genuinely interested in what their world had to offer. As a result, the animals began to teach Puku about their world and how to care for it.

Puku loved learning about the garden and the animals around it. He was particularly fascinated by the different types of birds and animals that lived in the garden. He even started to build relationships with some of them.

One day, when Puku was flying around the garden, he noticed a small, grey bird perched on a tree. Puku flew over to see what it was doing, and it turned out to be a baby bird. The little bird was so scared and alone, so Puku decided to take it under his wing and help it find its family.

Together, Puku and the baby bird searched the garden, but they couldn’t seem to find the baby bird’s family. Eventually, they decided to build a nest in a tree and make it their home. Every day, Puku would nurture and protect the baby bird, and the little bird soon became like his very own family.

From that day on, Puku started to take more of an interest in the garden and its creatures. He even started to teach the other animals about the importance of caring for the environment.

The moral of the story is that it is important to care for the environment and to look after the creatures that share it with us. We should always remember to show kindness and compassion to those around us, no matter how small or insignificant they may appear to be.