 Other "kites" are divided into two groups, a loose assemblance of smallish raptors, many of which are strong fliers.One, exclusively in the Old World, milvine or "large" kites, are relatively large, often quite common, very generalized and often weakly predaceous feeders whereas the other kites, also known as elanine or "small" kites and mostly found in the New World, are supremely aerial, active hunters that generally alternate their primary food between insects and small mammals.One species allied with the latter kite group, the bat hawk ("Macheiramphus alcinus"), has come to specialize in hunting bats.