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What do chimney swifts, beavers, and elk have in common? They all have their own ways of living together! From families
North Carolina Wildlife FederationNovember 2, 2026

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What do chimney swifts, beavers, and elk have in common?

They all have their own ways of living together! From families that work as a team to massive gatherings of birds and herds that change with the seasons, North Carolina wildlife has some fascinating social behaviors. This November, we're exploring the flocks, families, and colonies of the natural world, and why these connections matter. Read our latest blog to discover how wildlife thrives in communities. 👇 https://ncwf.org/blog/communal-wildlife/
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