Vegetation height and structure drive foraging habitat selection of the lesser kestrel (<i>Falco naumanni</i>) in intensive agricultural landscapes.

The model assessing the effect of vegetation structure (three categories) was also highly significant ( χ 2 = 198.95, df = 2, p < 0.001), harvested fields being preferred as foraging locations over both vegetated and ploughed crops, whereas no differences in selection occurred between ploughed and vegetated fields ( Table 1 ).

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