Assertion: heron | /r/HasProperty | solitary birds
Facets:
value: in nature
type: LOCATION
value: typically
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Herons are more solitary birds and generally are seen alone.
text: Today, their biggest threat is probably habitat loss through the draining or development of wetlands, although no one knows the extent of this impact because these herons are solitary and widely dispersed.
text: Herons are solitary animals and much prefer to feed alone than in the company of other herons.
text: Decoys rely on the idea that herons are solitary feeders and do not like eating in the company of other herons, so the fake heron should be enough to stop a real heron landing and feeding.
text: Though some herons are solitary nesters, many herons live among other birds in the same tree in colonies are called heronries.
text: While feeding, herons are typically solitary birds.
text: Herons are solitary birds that you can see along the shoreline of a lake, beach, or pond.
text: And as for herons, I can certainly imagine that even though they may be solitary in nature, if they see one in a good feeding spot, others will probably check it out more closely.
text: Although sandhill cranes are roughly the same size, most field guides and bird experts note that herons, except in rookeries, are solitary animals, whereas the crane is more social and can be found in large flocks outside of breeding season.