Table 1 . The outputs of logistic regression models predicting
colony presence for four different initial wind directions. Three
summary statistics were modelled for each section and wind property:
“skewness” (Skew); “median” (Med) and “interquartile range” (IQR).
In addition, three colony classifications were tested, where colony
presence was taken as i) any positive count, ii) the 10 largest colonies
and iii) the 11 densest colonies. Shelter from higher wind speeds is
associated with low pressure (PMed) and reduced pressure range (PIQR).
Exposure to higher wind speeds is highlighted by negative and decreased
skewness in horizontal wind speed. Higher turbulence is indicated by
increased TKE median and low TKE skewness. TI terms follow the same
pattern. Significance is indicated according to p-value: p<
0.001 (***), p< 0.01 (**), p< 0.005 (*), and model
predictors are listed in order of descending effect size (Supplementary
Table 2).