Children and family programme

At first, the Fichtenliesl was not very happy about her new roommate. He was constantly knocking on her bark, the woodpecker Seppi. He felt safe in the branches and built his cave in the middle of the spruce. One day a heavy storm came. Seppi clung to his Fichtenliesl and the old lady realised how fond she had become of the woodpecker. But Seppi was carried away by the wind. The Fichtenliesl began to cry terribly. Then she heard children's voices. "Why are you so sad?" they asked. "The wind has blown away my woodpecker Seppi." The children felt for the spruce and started to search. Soon more and more animals of the forest joined them. And indeed, together they found the woodpecker. Seppi was surprised, because he was fine. He was a little dazed, but nibbled away with relish - cranberries, beetles, earthworms. At first Seppi didn't want to leave this place. But when he heard about the sad Fichtenlisl, his heart warmed and he flew straight back to his cave. You can imagine how happy Fichtenliesl was. Since then, the old spruce has had regular visitors and suddenly no longer seemed old at all. Quite the opposite. She even wore a red stitch, like a young lady.

Would you also like to go on a trail through the forest? Then let yourself be inspired by the varied family programme. Then let yourself be inspired by the diverse family programme.