Note 615 — Chapter XXXVIII · TRAINING THE PASSAGE SAKER TO COMMON CRANE

The crane should not be dishevelled. In any case hawks quickly recognize a “train.” I had a young peregrine that, on taking its first wild heron, was badly injured by another hawk, and in consequence refused even to look at a wild heron. It would, however, always take bagged heron released in the jungle before the hood was removed. It also took a bagged common crane.