I think their own droppings. Not 100% sure though, but hey, at least I tried.
A hoopoe is generally considered non-kosher according to Jewish dietary laws. The Torah lists specific birds that are permissible to eat, and the hoopoe is not among them. Additionally, it is classified as a scavenger, which often disqualifies it from being kosher. Therefore, it is not permissible for consumption in a kosher diet.
Giant Hoopoe was created in 1975.
Upupa epops is the scientific name for the hoopoe bird.
Hoopoes mostly eat insects, though they have been known to also eat small frogs and reptiles, as well as seeds and plants.
There are nine subspecies of hoopoe, and a similar bird called the woodhoopoe.
The hoopoe makes a sound like 'oop-oop-opp.'
Predators of the hoopoe include bigger birds as well as parasites.
A hoopoe weighs from 46 to 89 grams (1.6-3.1oz).
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Taxonomy of the hoopoe birdKingdom: Animalia Phylum: ChordataClass: AvesOrder: CoraciiformesFamily: UpupidaeGenus: UpupaSpecies: Upupa epops
The Hoopoe
The Afro-Eurasian bird known as the Hoopoe is pronounced either as hoo-poo /ˈhuːpuː/ or hoo poh.