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She could hear the birds; they made soft sounds as they communicated with one another, and she could hear them moving in the dry patch of bushes making the dead leaves cackle and the twigs snap. They certainly weren't too concerned about being heard, that was for sure. She wasn't certain if they'd taken notice of her- or if they had a good sense of smell, but they hadn't panicked yet. She assumed if they had taken notice of her by now, they probably would have flown up into the safety of the trees. 

So she decided to try and get a bit closer, lifting herself carefully and moving with the slow, calculated movements of a praying mantis. As long as she made no sudden movements, she might possibly look like little more than a wavering shadow on the horizon. How well could those birds see? Did they rely on their hearing to detect predators? She was going to try and test her skills of stalking, and test out what it might be that could set birds off- so she could avoid triggering it.