Pigeons apparently tend to follow the bird best at navigating, or at least that is the crux of a forthcoming Nature article based on the research of biological physicist Tamás Vicsek of Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest. The research was done on homing pigeons, but would likely apply to feral pigeons as well, and perhaps other species. More information is available here.
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