Brackenpaw opened his maw, letting the scents wash over him. He tried to pick out the scent of prey. He found plenty of prey scents. He scented a thrush and a vole. He decided to catch the thrush first. He tested the wind, making sure the bird couldn't scent him. Then he crept a little closer. His hind paw brushed a leaf and he snarled as the thrush flew away. He waited, still and silent, not moving whatsoever. The thrush landed again. It was cautious. Brackenpaw took the only moment he had and leaped, landing on it, pushing it to the dirt and dispatching it with a blow to throat.