IPA: /ˈhuːpuː/
KK: /ˈhuːpuː/
A type of bird known for its unique crest and colorful feathers, found mainly in Europe, Asia, and Africa.
The hoopoe is easily recognized by its striking appearance and distinctive call.
The word 'hoopoe' comes from the Latin 'upupa', which is derived from the Greek 'oupoupas', imitating the bird's call. The term refers specifically to a type of bird known for its distinctive crown of feathers and unique call.
Think of the sound 'oupoupas' that this bird makes, which helps you remember that a hoopoe is a bird known for its unique call.