Most Species of Birds Tend to Be Nonsocial

Question

Most species of birds tend to be nonsocial.

Accepted Answer

Most species of birds are actually social creatures and interact with members of their own species in various ways, such as foraging together, mating, and caring for their young. Some bird species also form flocking behaviors for protection or during migration. However, there are some bird species that are solitary and do not interact with others of their kind on a regular basis.