"Social Birds" refers to species of birds that thrive in groups and exhibit strong social behaviors. These birds often engage in activities such as foraging, nesting, and communicating with one another. Examples include flamingos, parrots, and canaries, which are known for their vocalizations and interactions within their flocks. These birds benefit from living in social structures, as it can enhance their survival. Group living helps with finding food, avoiding predators, and raising young. Social birds often display complex behaviors, such as cooperative breeding and mimicry, which further strengthen their social bonds and improve their chances of thriving in their environments.