The African Hoopoe (Upupa africana) is a distinctive bird known for its prominent, black-tipped chestnut crest, orange/cinnamon body, and black-and-white striped wings/tail, feeding on ground insects by probing with its long bill in open African habitats. Crest: A fan of long, chestnut feathers with black tips, raised when excited or alarmed. Plumage: Rich orange or cinnamon body, contrasting with bold black and white stripes on rounded wings and tail, forming a V-shape on the back. Bill: Long,

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