Jul 17
Eurasian Hoopoe (Upupa epops), FEED BABBY A TASTY BUG!!!, family Upupidae, order Bucerotiformes, China
photograph by C. Low
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Eurasian Hoopoe (Upupa epops), FEED BABBY A TASTY BUG!!!, family Upupidae, order Bucerotiformes, China
photograph by C. Low
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A hoopoe tattoo design commission for someone with a lot of love for ornithology! Quite the fun challenge of integrating stylization and feathering with all that patterning! :)
I promised to do a few tattoo designs for people last year when free time came to me and I found it during the previous postal strike. Unfortunately I'm not currently taking on any commissions at the time for those who were curious.
As usual, please respect the commissioner and don't use/copy/repost/tattoo this artwork.
Commission from last year, for a little poem about Hoopoe (in czech "Dudek" similar to "dudák" which means "bagpiper") playing bagpipes ("dudy" in czech) ♪┌|∵|┘♪
woah thats scary
i dont know
Why, that's something you don't see every day. Or ever.
Wiedehopf (hoopoe) im Uni Pfaffenwald, Vaihingen.
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Hoopoe with bow tie
An Eurasian Hoopoe with a Wren friend Prints / commissions
the madagascar hoopoe is one of three hoopoe species (previously considered to be conspecific), and the only hoopoe species endemic to madagascar. like other hoopoes, they have an orange head and chest, and black and white plumage on the wings and tail. they primarily inhabit the edges of forests and glades. they are often quiet, solitary birds, found foraging by themselves or in a pair. their diet consists mainly of insects such as beetles, grasshoppers and flies. the species is monogamous and very territorial, with little social interaction outside of pair bonds.
