Results of likelihood ratio tests comparing top models of forest bird mist net captures with and without landscape variables and breeding abundance of forest bird in adjacent forests, using reduced dataset including only the nine sites with point count data.

Data were collected for 9 early-successional habitats during Jun.-Aug., 2006 and 2007 in Berkshire, Franklin, Hampshire, and Worcester counties, MA. Bold text indicates coefficients with 95% confidence intervals that do not include zero. Variables are as follows: ALSP = all species combined; REVI = Red-eyed Vireo; BCCH = Black-capped Chickadee; VEER = Veery; OVEN = Ovenbird; AMRE = American Redstart; Intcpt = Intercept; fnfb = ferns and forbs; gram = graminoids; lowsh = low shrubs (<2 m); inv = non-native trees and shrubs; tallsh = tall shrubs (>2 m); fruit = fruit abundance; tree = trees (>5 m); PC1 = "fragmentation"; PC2 = "early-successional"; year = year; “Bird”  =  abundance of nesting forest birds in adjacent forests.
Results of likelihood ratio tests comparing top models of forest bird mist net captures with and without landscape variables and breeding abundance of forest bird in adjacent forests, using reduced dataset including only the nine sites with point count data.