Supplementary materials for: How effective are insect aposematism and Batesian mimicry in deterring a wild avian predator?

Appendix S1 contains Figures S1 to S2 and Tables S1 to S5 with captions Appendix S2Acoustic parameters of the sounds produced by insects in flight, species recorded at 10 cm from the microphone. Appendix S3Acoustic parameters of the sounds produced by insects in flight, species recorded at 5 cm from the microphone. Appendix S4Erithacus rubecula reactions measured in Boris software from videos of behavioural experiments. Appendix S5 R script used for the analysis of robins’ behaviours (using Appendix S4). Appendix S6R script used for the analysis of acoustical parameters of insect buzzing sounds (using Appendix S2 and Appendix S3). Video S1Behavioural experiment with a wild European robin (Erithacus rubecula) in its habitat. A freshly defrosted insect specimen and the corresponding buzzing sound of each recorded hymenopteran model and lepidopteran mimic (plus a housefly as a control) were presented in random order to the robin at a feeder with Tenebrio molitor larvae.