Raptors, or Birds of Prey, typically do not travel in herds like some other bird species. They are generally solitary hunters, although some species may occasionally be seen in loose groups when feeding on a large food source, such as a carcass. Their hunting strategies and territorial behaviors usually lead them to be more independent. However, during migration, certain raptor species may fly in groups to take advantage of thermal currents.
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