This is a medium sized Hornbill (length 48-60 cm), found in southern Africa.
It is characterised by a long yellow beak with a casque; the female has a smaller casque.
They have a white belly, grey neck, and black back with abundant white spots and stripes.
They feed mainly on the ground, where they forage for seeds, small insects, spiders and scorpions.
Termites and ants are a preferred food source in the dry season.
Females lay 3 to 4 white eggs in their nest cavities and incubate them for about 25 days.
Juveniles take about 45 days to mature.
It is a common, widespread resident of the dry thorn fields and broad-leafed woodlands.
They can often be sighted along roads.
Reference: Wikipedia