Table 1. Descriptions of the three suburban habitat types in which lightweight GPS collars were evaluated in, Dunedin, New Zealand, as defined by Freeman and Buck [34].

Habitat Type	Habitat Description
Res 1	Residential areas with greater than one third of the property size comprised of mature, structurally-complex gardens containing an assortment of lawns, hedges, shrubs, and large established trees. Green cover totals 70% with a mean housing density of 11.6/ha (SD = 1.98, n = 14) [35].
Res 2	Residential areas with greater than one third of the property size comprised of structurally-less complex gardens dominated by lawns. Green cover ranges between 42–50% with a mean housing density of 12.52/ha (SD = 2.27, n = 20 suburbs) [35].
Res 3	Residential areas with no garden or where less than one third of the property is garden dominated by flowerbeds or lawn. Green cover totals 30% with a mean housing density of 28.6/ha (SD = 3.14, n = 6 suburbs) [35].