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- Green Wood-Hoopoe
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- Green Wood-Hoopoe searching for insects underneath the bark of this tree
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- The Green Wood-Hoopoe’s colours are iridescent in certain light
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- African Hoopoe having a dustbath in Mashatu
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- African Hoopoe trying to rid itself of of mites
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- The African Hoopoe gets its name from the sound of its call – distinctive and pleasantly familiar
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- Beautiful colours of the African Hoopoe. A bird which forages mainly on the ground
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- African Hoopoe just after its dustbath in a road in Mashatu
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- The late afternoon sun just catching this African Hoopoe on a road in Mashatu
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- Common Scimitarbill on a perch next to the Ratelpan hide in Kruger Park
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- Common Scimitarbill on a perch next to the Ratelpan hide in Kruger Park
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- We often call these Green Wood-Hoopoes ‘cackling widows’ because of the cackling sound they make when they forage and display in groups
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- Green Wood-Hoopoes are able climbers and can comfortably go upside down underneath an overhanding branch
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- Adult Green Wood-Hoopoe searching for insects under the bark
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- Adult Green Wood-Hoopoe in my garden in Sandton, South Africa.
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- Adult Green Wood-Hoopoe in my garden in Sandton, South Africa.
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- Adult Green Wood-Hoopoe in my garden in Sandton, South Africa.
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- Adult Green Wood-Hoopoe in my garden in Sandton, South Africa.
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