Bradfield's Hornbill

Bradfield's HornbillBradfield's Hornbill lives in dry woodlands and nearby habitats of southern Africa. It is usually in pairs or family groups, but local flocks can form toward the end of the dry season when food is scarce.What does it look like?It has pale brown plumage, a white eyebrow and belly, and a pale orange bill. Females are smaller than males and have a smaller casque.How does it live?Bradfield's Hornbill lives in dry woodlands and nearby habitats of southern Africa. It is usually in pairs or family groups, but local flocks can form toward the end of the dry season when food is scarce.It eats insects, fruits, and seeds. Pairs and small family groups are usual, while local flocks may form late in the dry season when food is scarce.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.