Assertion: starling | /r/HasProperty | social birds
Facets:
value: highly
type: DEGREE
value: generally
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: They are social birds, so they need to live in groups.
text: The starlings are generally a highly social family.
text: Starlings need to live in flocks, as they are social creatures.
text: Starlings and humans are both highly social and vocal, providing an opportunity for mutual bonding and cross-species communication.
text: Starlings are social birds that do not nest in colonies but almost always occur in flocks outside of the breeding season.
text: Starlings are social birds that do not nest in colonies but almost always occur in flocks outside of the breeding season.
text: Starlings are social birds that do not nest in colonies but almost always occur in flocks outside of the breeding season.
text: Starlings are social birds that do not nest in colonies but almost always occur in flocks outside of the breeding season.
text: Starlings are social birds that do not nest in colonies but almost always occur in flocks outside of the breeding season.
text: Starlings are social birds that do not nest in colonies but almost always occur in flocks outside of the breeding season.
text: Starlings are social birds that do not nest in colonies but almost always occur in flocks outside of the breeding season.
text: Starlings are generally a highly social family.
text: The starlings are generally a highly social family.
text: Starlings are generally a highly social family.
text: Starlings are generally a highly social family.
text: The starlings are generally a highly social family.
text: They are very social creatures that tend to travel in large numbers, which is why they can become a huge problem near homes.