Woodstock first appeared in the "Peanuts" comics on April 4, 1967, but he wasn't named until 1970. ... The only identifier Woodstock has been given is that he's a little yellow bird.

How to draw Woodstock the bird 00:45. There's a hidden genius in the simplicity of Schulz's drawings – and a simple message, says Jean Schulz, that might explain Peanuts' enduring popularity.

When you search, "Woodstock Peanuts" on Google, his species will say "Birds, Yellow canary." Others hypothesize that Woodstock could be a dove, possibly paying homage to the symbol used in the ...

On June 22, 1970, Schulz officially christened Snoopy’s little yellow friend Woodstock, naming him for the massive counterculture music festival that was staged 50 years ago this week on the ...

Well! Here comes ol’ Charlie Brown!” says one of the children as Charlie saunters past. “Good ol’ Charlie Brown. … How I hate him!” Blissfully ignorant of his peers’ disdain, Charlie continues smiling ...

Ever since the early '50s beginnings of "Peanuts," creator Charles Schulz feathered his beloved comic strip with anonymous birds that popped in with mischievous, chirping whimsy. Yet… ...

Ever since the early '50s beginnings of "Peanuts," creator Charles Schulz feathered his beloved comic strip with anonymous birds that popped in with mischievous, chirping whimsy. Yet it was two ...