Learning to Fly 2
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When not casting the bird from his glove, MacTague will often position Manuka on a high perch. MacTague then attempts to startle and corral prey into the general direction of Manuka's position. From her perch, Manuka can dive on the unsuspecting prey. A similar sit-and-wait tactic is often used by redtails in the wild.
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