The hoopoe bird is mainly found in Europe, Asia and North Africa, and is also widely distributed in China. The hoopoe inhabits open fields, gardens, and tree trunks in the countryside to feed on insects, earthworms, and snails

The hoopoe bird is mainly found in Europe, Asia and North Africa, and is also widely distributed in China. The hoopoe bird inhabits the trunk of open fields, gardens and countryside, and mainly eats insects, earthworms, snails, etc. The hoopoe is a national second-class protected animal, and it is Israel's national bird. The hoopoe breeds from April to June each year, laying about 6-8 eggs per clutch and laying up to 12 birds. The incubation period is 18 days, and the brooding period is within a month, and the chicks can fly out of the nest. Because the brood-like parent birds do not handle it, the nest is very dirty and smelly, so it is called a stinky bird. Also known as chicken-crowned bird, mountain monk, flower fan, etc.