It's Hummer Time

In this animated short, a woodpecker named Woody Woodpecker attempts to build his nest in a tree inhabited by a grumpy bear. Woody's persistent efforts to create his home lead to a series of comical confrontations with the territorial bear. The short culminates in a chaotic yet satisfying resolution as Woody finally establishes his residence.

As a classic Walter Lantz cartoon, 'It's Hummer Time' was generally well-received by audiences for its slapstick humor and the enduring appeal of Woody Woodpecker. Critics at the time often noted the energetic animation and comedic timing, typical of the era's popular cartoons.

• Praised for its fast-paced gags and classic Woody Woodpecker antics.
• Appreciated for its lively animation and humorous character interactions.
• Seen as a typical, enjoyable entry in the Woody Woodpecker cartoon series.

Google audience: Audience reception data for this specific short from 1950 is not readily available on Google.

This short is notable for being one of the earlier appearances of Woody Woodpecker in a solo cartoon, solidifying his mischievous personality that would continue to entertain audiences for decades.