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The first time we ever put Larue the crested caracara‘a tail clip on for his GPS transmitter. He stood so still 😇 No restraint. The tail clip firmly crimps on to the feather and you slide the transmitter on for each flight. You see how we didn’t use food to keep him still for the voluntary process, but a secondary reinforcer: head scratches. Did you know that you’re probably using secondary reinforcers to influence your bird’s behavior? These powerful tools, mean your bird has a wide range of s