Full models built for the six species studied.

For the local, intermediate and broad scales the models were the same for each of the six species. For the combined scale they differ as explained by the procedure in Fig 2 (Table A). Chi-square results, between pairs of land cover and species occurrence at the intermediate and broad scale Significant difference obtained if p<0.05 (in bold) (Table B). Model selection results for analysis of the species occurrence. Models which AICc weight sums up to 0.9 or more are shown, as well as the two highest ranked models at each spatial scale and the reference if they were used in the model average (✓). For each response variable is presented the model description, the number of estimable parameters (K), the sample-size adjusted AIC (AICc), Akaike differences (ΔAICc), Akaike weights and the log-likelihood (logLik). In bold are the covariates which confidence intervals do not overlap zero. All models have the covariate subset added as a random variable (Table C). (DOCX)