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Haggard Hawks 🦅📚 Words | Language | Etymology (@haggardhawks) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The HOOPOE bird’s name is trebly onomatopoeic. Its name in English and both halves of its scientific name Upupa epops—which derive from its name in Latin, upupa, and its name in Greek, epops—are all meant to recreate its call.

The HOOPOE bird’s name is trebly onomatopoeic. Its name in English and both halves of its scientific name Upupa epops—which derive from its name in Latin, upupa, and its name in Greek, epops—are all meant to recreate its call.
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Over on #mastodon some stuff that might interest @FemEdTech mastodon.social/@francesbell/1… mastodon.social/@BenPatrickWil… mastodon.ie/@catherinecron… #FemEdTech

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My son Tom Bell is doing this significant challenge to raise money for Cancer Research, in memory of his late brother Dan Bell Tom says “I have decided to do something active and for a good cause each year in his memory” fundraise.cancerresearchuk.org/page/thomass-g… #CancerResearch #GoTom

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... Four years ago an enormous beech tree fell in the woods, as Benjamin Ranyard Ben will remember very well. The extra light has changed the woods, in some places. I've written about it here... What do you think, friends? What should we do, if anything? open.substack.com/pub/suebeesley…

... Four years ago an enormous beech tree fell in the woods, as <a href="/higgledygarden/">Benjamin Ranyard</a> Ben will remember very well. The extra light has changed the woods, in some places. I've written about it here... What do you think, friends? What should we do, if anything? open.substack.com/pub/suebeesley…