h satellite tracker weighs about 20g, less than 3% of the body mass of an adult female Reeves’s Pheasant. They were set to locate targeted individuals once an hour and record the overall dynamic body acceleration (ODBA) of each individual every 30 min or 10 min. ODBA can be used as a measure of the energy consumption of wild animals to help us determine whether an individual is in a state of movement (Wilson et al. 2006, Stothart et al. 2016, Pagano and Williams 2019).