Figures & data
Table I. Tree species selected for the anvils by males, females and all woodpeckers
Figure 1. Percentage distribution of anvils on alive (dark colour) and dead (pale colour) trees from particular species. Numbers in brackets indicate sample size
![Figure 1. Percentage distribution of anvils on alive (dark colour) and dead (pale colour) trees from particular species. Numbers in brackets indicate sample size](/cms/asset/aa03edd4-7860-4d5f-919d-db4021535b36/tizo_a_1844324_f0001_b.gif)
Figure 2. Median diameter at breast height (DBH) of trees with anvils compared to available trees in resources from particular species. Whiskers indicate 25–75% quartile ranges
![Figure 2. Median diameter at breast height (DBH) of trees with anvils compared to available trees in resources from particular species. Whiskers indicate 25–75% quartile ranges](/cms/asset/c6d45422-5e6b-4aad-820f-d14c9141e258/tizo_a_1844324_f0002_b.gif)
Table II. Number (N) and percentage distribution (%) of anvils in relations to: type of substrate, its condition, diameter and height
Table III. The diameter at breast height (DBH) of trees with anvils and height of anvil location in relation tree species
Table IV. Results of generalised linear model assessing the differences between males and females of the Great Spotted Woodpecker in the selection of anvil placement sites