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Use of field margins managed under an agri-environment scheme by foraging Barn Swallows Hirundo rustica

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Pages 329-337 | Received 30 Jan 2018, Accepted 24 Jul 2018, Published online: 20 Sep 2018

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Table 1. Grid references for the Barn Swallow colonies under investigation, the number of breeding pairs known to be present at each site and the number of grass and enhanced margins surveyed on each site.

Figure 1. Estimated probability of observing a foraging Barn Swallow during surveys. Probabilities and standard errors were back transformed from the generalized linear mixed effects model estimates and account for the other variables modelled.

Figure 1. Estimated probability of observing a foraging Barn Swallow during surveys. Probabilities and standard errors were back transformed from the generalized linear mixed effects model estimates and account for the other variables modelled.

Table 2. Results of generalized linear mixed effects models of associations between field edge habitats and Barn Swallow presence (binomial model), total number of individuals (negative binomial model) and foraging activity (negative binomial model). All models included the random effect colony and control for the effects of cloud cover and visit.

Table 3. Comparison of alternative Dipteran models with details of the degrees of freedom (DF), AIC values, differences in AIC values and Akaike weights for all models.

Table 4. Results of generalized linear mixed effects models of associations between field edge habitats, Diptera abundance and Barn Swallow presence (binomial model) and foraging activity (negative binomial model). All models included the random effect colony and control for the effects of cloud cover and visit.

Table 5. Results of generalized linear mixed effects models of associations with Diptera abundance (negative binomial model) and Muscidae abundance (negative binomial model) Colony is included in the model as a random effect, with transect ID nested within colony.

Table 6. Result of linear mixed effects model of associations with log transformed length weighted Diptera abundance. Colony is included in the model as a random effect, with transect ID nested within colony.

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