With gingerly regard to the formidable thorns, a Green Woodhoopoe goes after the last survivor on a Governer's Plum tree. Common around Zambia, these spectacular, flashy birds have loud cackling calls and are highly territorial, defending their patch as a family. Their taste for this fruit is shared by humans and has graced the tables of colonial officials - hence the name.
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With gingerly regard to the formidable thorns, a Green Woodhoopoe goes after the last survivor on a Governer's Plum tree. Common around Zambia, these spectacular, flashy birds have loud cackling calls and are highly territorial, defending their patch as a family. Their taste for this fruit is shared by humans and has graced the tables of colonial officials - hence the name.
LIMITED EDITION PRINTS AVAILABLE
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