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Woodstock

A little yellow bird
First Appearance: 
April 4, 1967

Woodstock is not a great flyer. In fact, he doesn’t even know what type of bird he is. The only thing he knows for sure is that he and Snoopy were destined to be great pals. He refers to Snoopy as his friend of friends, the only one in the neighborhood who understands his chirps. Woodstock is always up for an adventure, but is just as happy relaxing at home.

Did You Know: 
Woodstock was first seen in the strip in 1967 but was named in 1970 after the summer music festival.

"Woodstock knows that he is very small and inconsequential indeed. It’s a problem we all have. The universe boggles us…Woodstock is a lighthearted expression of that idea." —Charles M. Schulz

A comic strip of a dog and a little bird in a bird's nest.
A comic strip of a white dog and a little bird sitting on the ground typing on a typewriter.
A comic strip of a dog and a little bird sitting on a rooftop.
A comic strop of a dog sitting on top of a roof and a little bird flying above his head.
A comic strip of a dog and a little bird sitting on top of a roof.
Interests: 
Three little yellow birds walking with a black and white dog. All are wearing camper hats
Beagle Scouts
Woodstock is Snoopy’s second-in-command when they lead Beagle Scout hikes.
Black and white dog with a little yellow bird in his lap acting like a helicopter
Helicopters
Who else would be Snoopy’s helicopter pilot?
Three worms.
Worms
Worms were Woodstock’s favorite food—until he fell in love with one!