Flocks of birds

Flocks of birds refer to groups of birds that come together for various purposes, such as foraging for food, migrating, or socializing. These flocks can vary in size, from a few individuals to thousands. Birds in a flock often communicate and coordinate their movements, which helps them evade predators and find resources more efficiently. The synchronized flying patterns observed in flocks, especially in species like starlings, are striking and serve to confuse potential threats. Ultimately, flocking behavior enhances survival and promotes social interaction among birds.