Mohanachura (Hoopoe; scientific name Upupa epops) is a rare bird

in Bangladesh. But in Asia and Europe it is seen very much and it is a scarcity of extinction. There are many sub-species of this. St. Helena's species has been completely extinct. Its other names are Hud-Hud,
Charcoal etc. The name of the bird has given 'Mohanchura' to the fiction
Banana It is a bird consisting of 'Upupidae' family. This bird is very beautiful to look at, its joints and the beauty of the bird make it special.
Description
Mohanachura bird is 5-3 cm long in length. There are white and black spots on brown body, wing and tail. Its lips are thick and slightly curved, colors are black in length. There is a beautiful comb on the head, yellow color to see the comb. When excited, the bird spreads the joints. The head of the brown feather is black.
Feature
It is found in mango birds, houses in the countryside.
Food
Various insects, insects, various fruits Taking long lips into the ground picks up insects and eats them.
Reproduction
Upupa epops
The breeding season of this bird is from March to June. The house gives 4-5 eggs. The female bird catches the baby with 18-20 days in the egg.
Relationship with humans
Taking the harmful insects, it is a useful bird for the harvest. So many countries have been protected by law. It is seen in the culture of different civilizations of human civilization that it is involved. It was considered sacred in ancient Egypt. This bird has been mentioned in the Bible and the Quran. In verse 20-22 of Surah Namr, it is said that a hooded bird was a pet of Prophet Solomon, and its work was collected from different places by informing the Prophet. In ancient Persia, this bird was seen as a symbol of honesty. However, it was considered a thief in Europe. This is a symbol of death in Estonia.....