Do belted kingfishers have commensalistic relationships?

Belted kingfishers primarily exhibit predatory behaviors rather than commensalistic relationships. They are solitary hunters that rely on fish and aquatic invertebrates for food, and they do not typically engage in interactions that benefit other species without harming themselves. However, they may indirectly benefit other species by controlling fish populations in their habitats. Overall, while they may coexist with other species, they do not form strong commensalistic relationships.