Quack's bush

Quack's bush
Quack's bush with Peep, Chirp, Quack, and the duck statue standing in front of it
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Location:	In The Dump

Quack's bush is a location in Peep and the Big Wide World.

Appearance[]

Quack's bush is large and shaped like a semi-circle with ragged curves. The bush is dark green with a few leaves outlined on it.

Information[]

Quack's bush is located in the dump and serves as the purpose of concealing several things Quack has stored in it. In fact, in Finders Keepers, the narrator referred to it as "Quack's top-secret special hiding place", but despite that, some other characters know about it such as the ants and squirrel. Some of the objects that are seen having been in the bush in the episode The Real Decoy are a bread crust, red glasses, a purse, three silver coins, a flashlight, a pink-and-silver bracelet, and a green toy dinosaur. According to the events in the episode The Real Decoy, the duck statue has been placed in front of the bush and is watching over and guarding the objects in it; however, in later episodes, the duck statue is seen inside the bush.

Episode appearances[]

Major appearances[]

Finders Keepers[]

Peep and Quack put the bread they found in the bush so nobody would find it. Later on, Quack went to the bush to take a little bite of the bread, but was stopped by Peep. The next day, Quack ran to the bush to shoo all of the ants that were eating his bread. On the next rainy day, Peep, Chirp, and Quack go to eat the bread, but it was ruined. So Quack gave it to the ants.

The Last Straw[]

Quack tried to plan the Fish Extravaganza in his bush using rocks he carried in his mouth, but after Peep and Chirp tried to see what he was doing with a straw, he went to his Pond.

Falling Feathers[]

When Quack lost ten feathers, he went to hide in his bush in a sock. Peep followed him, carrying the feathers on a leaf while Chirp goes to Hoot in the Deep Dark Woods for advice. Peep and Quack but mostly Quack argued over how to count duck feathers until Chirp came to the bush with one of Hoot's feathers and explains to Quack that he's molting, which is where birds lose their feathers and grow new ones.

Minor appearances[]

The Real Decoy - Some stuff came out of the bush, as Quack got his piece of breadcrumb. Later on, after Quack learned that his new duck friend was a statue, he made it watch his collection in his bush.
The Tooth, the Whole Tooth and Nothing but the Tooth - Peep, Chirp, and Quack look for something for Beaver Boy to use as a tooth. They then find a cracker to use.
In a Bind (cameo) - Chirp and Quack eat lunch in his bush while not realizing they are no longer tied together.
Quack goes Nuts - As Quack struggles to share his raisins, the squirrel enters the bush and reminds the three birds about the branch blocking his acorns.
An Inconvenient Tooth Part 1 - Quack searched for acorns and a pile of them came out of his bush.

Trivia[]

In The Tooth, the Whole Tooth and Nothing but the Tooth and An Inconvenient Tooth Part 1, it was shown that Quack hides some stuff in there because he has a hoarding issue.
Focal objects of previous or upcoming episodes frequently appear in Quack's bush. Some examples of these include:
- The flashlight from Night Light and either Raccoon's glasses from A Peep of a Different Color or the duck glasses from Peep's Color Quest in The Real Decoy.
- The jack-in-the-box from Springy Thingy, the watch from Night Light, a ball from Quack Loses His Hat, the hoop from Hoop Tricks, the decoy duck from The Real Decoy, and the jingly purse from The Whatchamacallit in Finders Keepers.
- Quack's cup and proposed fish home from Under Duck, crackers from Fair Shares and the lid from The Disappearing Drink in The Tooth, the Whole Tooth, and Nothing but the Tooth.
- The jack-in-the box, the flashlight and watch, and the jingly purse in In a Bind.
- Those same objects plus Hoot's feather from Birds of a Feather in The Last Straw.
- Chirp's strainer from A Daring Duck in Falling Feathers.
A toy dinosaur also appears in The Real Decoy, The Tooth, the Whole Tooth, and Nothing but the Tooth, and Falling Feathers.