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Appendix 1—table 12. Model output of the linear mixed model (LMM) predicting variation of barn owls foraging flights speed (in ms^–1) as a function of the sex.

Intercept provides the averaged foraging flight speed (in ms^–1) considering female individuals. The model also included a random effect of BirdID and NightID (nested in BirdID). Variance (σ²), intra-class correlation coefficient (ICC), and number of observations of each group are provided for random effects.

	Foraging flight speed (ms^–1)
Predictors	Estimate	Conf. Int .	p-value
Intercept	5.47	5.38–5.56	<0.001
Sex [Male]	–0.23	–0.36 to –0.10	<0.001
Observations	27242
Marginal R² /Conditional R²	0.006/0.141

Random Effects: o²=1.60 | ICC = 0.14 | N_BirdlD = 163 | N_NightID = 7.

Appendix 1—table 12. Model output of the linear mixed model (LMM) predicting variation of barn owls foraging flights speed (in ms–1) as a function of the sex.

Appendix 1—table 12. Model output of the linear mixed model (LMM) predicting variation of barn owls foraging flights speed (in ms^–1) as a function of the sex.