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Hamerkop

The hamerkop (Scopus umbretta), also called the umbrette, is a medium-sized water bird with brown plumage. It is found in mainland Africa, Madagascar and Arabia, living in a wide variety of wetlands, including estuaries, lakesides, fish ponds, riverbanks, and rocky coasts. The shape of its head, with its long bill and crest at the back, gives this…

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Hamerkop

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Edges78
Triples86
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.025316
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Hamerkop

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related to Taxonomy and systematics · 21
Hamerkop → Ancient Greek, Brisson, Brisson's, Buffon, Carl Linnaeus' Systema Naturae, Comte, French, German, He, International Code, Johann Friedrich Gmelin, Latin, Linnaeus, Linnaeus's Systema Naturae, Mathurin Jacques Brisson, Ornithologia, Scopus, The, The International Commission, When
related to Relationship with humans · 13
Hamerkop → According, African, In, It, Kalahari Bushmen, Khauna, Malagasy, Many, Njaka, Such, The, They, Wilhelm Bleek
related to Breeding · 11
Hamerkop → Barn, Both, Even, Much, Nesting, Nests, Owls, Pairs, The, Uganda, When
related to Distribution and habitat · 9
Hamerkop → Africa, Arabia, In Arabia, In Tanzania, It, Madagascar, Most, Sahara, The
related to Social behaviour and calls · 8
Hamerkop → Another, Because, Birds, Dominant, In, One, The, This
related to External links · 6
Hamerkop → Africa, Cornell Lab, Explore Species, Ornithology, Southern African BirdsHamerkop Structured, The Atlas
related to Description · 5
Hamerkop → It, Its, Pelecaniformes, The, When
is a · 3
Hamerkop → medium-sized waterbird, only living member of its family, sedentary bird that often shows local movements
related to Behaviour and ecology · 2
Hamerkop → The, They

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Hamerkopis asedentary bird that often shows local movements0.90text
Hamerkopis aonly living member of its family0.90text
Hamerkopis amedium-sized waterbird0.90text
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and pigeons may attach their nests to the outsideinstance ofsmall mammals0.80text
Hamerkoprelated to Behaviour and ecologyThe0.60section

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