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In France, for example, it is known as the coucou, in Holland koekoek, in Germany kuckuk, in Russia kukush-ka and in Japan kak-ko.

The cuckoo is named in most languages after its call.

These habitats are most likely to offer abundant rearing sites.

Cuckoos tend to avoid towns and cities, but inhabit various types of countryside, including woodland margins, open farmland, hedgerows and marshes.

While it may be easy to hear the call of the cuckoo, which carried over long distances, sightings are harder as they have a dull plumage and tend to hide within leafy cover.

It is thought that this mimicry may be a deliberate ruse to frighten a smaller bird off its nest, enabling the female to lay her own egg there.

In flight, a cuckoo can often be confused with a sparrow-hawk with its long, pointed wings and grey-flecked under parts.

Cuckoos feed on the ground, but they walk rather clumsily.

Juveniles migrate several weeks later than their real parents, yet they can still find their way to the regular wintering area despite never having visited it before.

A cuckoo chickвЂ™s call can be so loud and demanding when wanting food that it can persuade birds other than its foster parent to feed it.

The cuckooвЂ™s favoured foster parent species include pipits, warblers, dunnocks and robins.

The mother will try and find the nest later to ensure the foster parents are feeding her chick the right diet for her young, which includes caterpillars, grasshoppers, flies, beetles, and small snails.

This cunning tacticВ allows for more young cuckoos to be reared than would otherwise be possible. It is well-known for its habit of laying an egg in the nest of another bird, then leaving the offspring to be hatched and fed by вЂfoster parentsвЂ™.

The best time to hear a cuckoo is during most evenings between mid-April and June.

Females have a bubbly chuckle sound different from the males.

The male cuckoo is famous for itsвЂ™ distinctive вЂkoo-koooвЂ™ call, which has been imitated by clockmakers world-wide (the cuckoo clock, where-by rather than the clock chiming, it will make a koo-kooo sound).

In the minds of most country people, spring only truly arrives when the first cuckoo call is heard.

Migrating north from Africa, the first male common cuckoos (вЂcuckoosвЂ™)В reach Europe in mid-April.

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