It is like a squirt and thin, like a bee-eater splendor, like a starling and a starling.

There is a sandalwood red head, a rhino beak, and a double eye.

Not afraid of the wind and twilight rain, not afraid of the snow and fluttering, cold and climbing, iron claws as steady as a hook.

Tossing and turning, like a floating guest, Lingli alone to consume, winter, spring, summer and autumn.

Hugh. At this time, there is a long sound, who will go to rescue him?

Fighting every year, hitting every day, pecking frequently, Gan and the young pig have a feud.

Knock on the tree gall branches, chisel through the diseased wood, long tongue and pull the grub, eat the moth, insects and beetles.

Do you know, do you know, the sky is closed and greedy, just to find a solution to the problem.

- "The Words of the Owl Bird

Notes: 1. It is like (yóu sì) to be like.

2. The hoopoe bird has an extremely unique appearance, with colorful feathers on its head, a long and narrow beak, staggered feathers, alert and upright nature, and unswerving loyalty, making it one of the symbols of religion and legend since ancient times. In China, the hoopoe bird symbolizes peace, contentment, and happiness.

3. 俏瘦 (qiào shòu) is thin and handsome. This refers to the fact that the appearance of the hawk (woodpecker) is similar to that of the hoopoe, and many people cannot tell the difference between a hoopoe and a woodpecker.

4. Bee-eater (fēng hǔ) Bee-eater is a colorful rare bird, with a body length of 26-28 cm, mainly living in Southeast Asia, and is distributed in Fujian, Yunnan, Guangdong, Hainan and other places in China, known as "the most beautiful bird in China".

5. Splendid (jǐn xiù) is a delicate and bright silk fabric, which is a metaphor for beauty or beauty. This refers to the fact that the feathers of the owl (woodpecker) are as colorful as the bee-eater.

6. Starling (liáng gū) here refers to "starling". Starlings, there are many species, most of the feathers are grayish-brown, beaks and feet orange-red. Eats seeds and insects. Some are good at imitating other birds. Such as starlings, gray starlings, etc.

7. 佁儗 (chì nǐ) leisurely and slow appearance. This refers to the fact that the habits of the eagle (woodpecker) are the same as the starling, and they are also "resident birds", that is, birds that live in one area all year round and do not migrate with the seasons.

8. 檀红帩首 (tán hóng qiào shǒu) has a scarf-like or blood-red turban on its head.

9. 觺犀喙口 (yí xī huì kǒu) describes a bird's mouth that is sharp and hard, like a rhinoceros horn.

10. 睍睆双膡眸 (xiàn huàn shuāng téng móu) has a pair of beautiful big eyes. 睍睆 (xiàn huàn) is a bright and beautiful appearance, often describing the beautiful color of a bird or the clear and round appearance of a bird. 膡 (téng) beautiful eyes, here borrowed from large eyes.

11. 不怯 (bú qiè) not afraid, not worried.

12. 朝风暮雨 (zhāo fēng mù yǔ) A strong wind blows in the morning and rains heavily in the evening. This refers to the unpredictable summer and autumn weather.

13. Xue凘飕飗 (xuě sī sōu liú) is a cold weather that is prone to freezing and snowflakes. This refers to the bone-chilling winter and spring weather. 飕飗 (sōu liú) cold air, cold wind.

14. 凊冷矻矻Pan菑翳 (jìng lěng kū kū pān zī yì) persistently climbs dead trees (or sick trees) in cold weather. 菑翳 (zī yì) originally referred to the death of trees, here by means of the withering caused by insect infestation.

15. Zhǎn zhuǎn qiān chá wàn kē chù has been to thousands of branches.

16, 宛若 (wǎn ruò) Seems.

17. 薸萍float客 (piāo píng fú kè) is a traveler who runs around like duckweed.

18. 伶俜 Alone Suffering, Winter Spring Summer Autumn (líng pīng dú zì xiāo shòu, dōng chūn xià qiū) endure a lonely and cold life alone in the four seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter. Woodpeckers in nature tend to be solitary.

19. 休休 (xiū xiū) is used here as both a modal word to express a slow tone, and also as "please be quiet".

20. 噌吰 (chēng hóng) originally described the sound of bells and drums, here referring to the sound of a drum similar to that of a woodpecker pecking wood.

21. Zhuó zā (zhuó zā) birds use their beaks or tongues to take food.

22, 甘和小豸級世feud (gān hé yòu zhì jié shì chóu) voluntarily and insects for generations. The woodpecker is the guardian of the forest and the nemesis of silverfish.

23. 徧叩树瘿枝oma (biàn kòu shù yǐng zhī liú) does not let go of every tree gall tree tumor. 簿 (yǐng) is a tumor-like bulge on the outside of a tree, often caused by insect moth.

24. The long tongue 捰揪裒蝤蛴 (cháng shé luǒ jiū póu qiú qí) (woodpecker) uses its 15cm long tongue to roll up and pull out the grub. 捰 (luǒ) was originally supposed to be the sound of luò, here it is leaf rhyme, which means "roll, wrap". 裒 (póu) to take out. The larvae of the grub (qiú qí) are tree-eating and are responsible for most tree disasters.

25. The moth worm beetle beast (é chóng dù shòu) directs the silverfish of the tree gall, such as moth larvae, longhorn larvae, etc.

26, 君知否 (jūn zhī fǒu) Do you know?

27. 天凝地停 (tiān níng dì bì) describes a very cold scene in winter.

28, greedy for fat (tān yàn féi) greedy for fatty and juicy insects. 餍肥 (yàn féi) originally refers to a full-fledged food, and here it refers to a woodpecker that eats fatty insects.

29. Only for 骎 Xun解攳瘳 (zhǐ wèi qīn xún jiě xún chōu) is just to be able to relieve the disease of the wood branch as soon as possible. 骎xun (qīn xún) gradual appearance, step-by-step appearance. 攳 (xún) long branches. 瘳 (chōu) means "healing" and "damage", which refers to the latter.

30. 鴷鸟 (liè niǎo) woodpecker.

Rough explanation: The appearance of the woodpecker is like a pretty and thin hoopoe, the plumage color is like a colorful bee-eater, and the temperament is like that of a starling that loves to stay, it has a red and bloody head, a hard and sharp beak, and bright and beautiful big eyes. It doesn't worry about all kinds of bad weather, even when it's cold, it can hold on to the trunk of a tree, and it can climb and knock on every sick tree. In order to search for insects hiding deep in the trunk, it needs to knock thousands of branches on its own, just like a wandering duckweed, no matter what troubles and sorrows it encounters in spring, summer, autumn and winter, it can only solve it by itself.

Please pause. There seemed to be an intermittent sound of tapping on a tree in the distance, which was the woodpecker trying to save again. In order to relieve the suffering of the trees, the woodpecker knocks on the trees every day and pulls the silverfish out of the trunk, and it has been fighting against the silverfish, willing to fight the silverfish for generations. The woodpecker does not spare every gall nodule, it chisels through it, and uses its 15-centimeter-long tongue to roll up and pull out the worm, and eat the larvae clean.

But you know what? In the cold winter months, you hear that the woodpecker keeps chiseling, not because it likes to eat fat and juicy bugs, but because it wants to rid the branches of the wood as soon as possible.

Notes: It is everyone's responsibility to protect woodpeckers, and I hope people will be kind to this wonderful little elf.