Figure legends
Fig. 1 Probability of the decoy predator being detected in
relation to time after the start of the predator exposure trial (in
minutes) for fed (grey lines) and unfed (black lines) red kite breeding
pairs (a) in situations of low rodent activity (10 % quantile), and (b)
in situations of high rodent activity (90 % quantile). Solid lines
represent means and dotted lines 95 % confidence intervals of model
predictions. All other variables of the cox model were set to their mean
values. As we did not find differences between years, the figure is
based on a model without year effect. All numerical variables were set
to their mean values and wind (categorical variable) was set to zero
Fig. 2 Capture probability in relation to the time since
detection of the decoy predator for fed (grey lines) and unfed (black
lines) red kite breeding pairs with (a) young nestlings (10 %
quantile), and (b) old nestlings (90 % quantile). Solid lines represent
means and dotted lines 95 % confidence intervals of model predictions.
As we did not find differences between years, the figure is based on a
model without year effect. The results are shown for first trials (no
repetition) without disturbance, no wind, and no proximity to trees. All
numerical variables were set to their mean values
Fig. 3 Capture probability in relation to the time since
detection of the decoy predator for red kite breeding pairs with
different brood sizes. Solid lines represent means and dotted lines 95
% confidence intervals of model predictions. As we did not find
differences between years, the figure is based on a model without year
effect. The results are shown for first trials (no repetition) without
disturbance, no wind, and no proximity to trees. All numerical variables
were set to their mean values