The scientific name of the mountain monk bird is the hoopoe, which belongs to the genus Hoopoe in the family Hoopoeidae. They have eye-catching feather crests on their heads. Normally the folds are folded and not visible, but when they are upright they look like an open folding fan, rising and falling as they chirp.
The mountain monk bird is often mistaken for a woodpecker, but in fact woodpeckers have short and thick beaks. After the hoopoe found the bug on the ground, he shook his head violently to throw the bug up, and opened his mouth to swallow it. In China, the mountain monk bird symbolizes peace, contentment and happiness.
