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[Biology] Do birds of a flock obey some sort of hirearchy? Is there an "alpha" bird or birds?

Woke up today to the sound of some Kookaburras (not that they're necessarily a bird that flocks) outside my window (Australian here) and I was wondering how birds of a flock might interact with each other as far as some pecking order (no pun intended, seriously) is concerned?
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Some birds do. Some birds don't. You may have heard of "pecking order" That comes from chickens, because there can be an alpha chicken. Sometimes things like geese may seem like they have an alpha male because he's flying in the front of the V, but that's not true. they take turns flying in the front because that bird fights the most air resistance. Most of the time social animals will have some sort of hirearchy. Other times they all look out for each other.