DOTLAN EveMaps

u'Eagles never fly in flocks, but alone. Ducks fly in flocks, Geese fly in formation. It depends if you want to go through life \u201chonking or quacking\u201d in unison with the establishment, or soaring in the heavenlies with God. Eagles fly alone because they are solitary, territorial birds of prey. They are not social birds unless they are mating or teaching fledglings to fly or hunt. Eagles fly high up in the sky, scanning for food. An eagle can spot a rabbit in an open field from nearly a mile away.Raptors are amongst the most majestic creatures in sky, they have been studied for centuries in the development on the aviation industry. They are known for their mystical wings and unmatched eyesight.

Eagles are solitary creatures, so are most birds of prey, they are natures ultimate hunters in the skies. They do not flock or engage socially other than when they are courting. Their courting ritual itself is very riveting. They swoop and chase each other, they lock talons and free fall to the ground separating just before impact. They are serial monogamists, they only part with their mate after their death.'