Where do kites sleep?

Kites, the Birds of Prey, typically roost in trees, cliffs, or tall structures where they can perch safely from predators and have a good vantage point. They prefer locations that provide shelter and protection from weather elements. During the breeding season, they may also return to their nests to sleep. In contrast, traditional kites, the flying objects, are usually stored away after use, often in a bag or on a rack.