Figure 1 in Trophic segregation of the Burrowing Owl and the American Kestrel in fragmented desert in Mexico

Figure 1. Fragmented and natural scrubland surroundings in Valle de Santo Domingo, Baja California Sur, Mexico. Dots mark the spots where pellets casted by A. cunicularia (white dots) and F. sparverius (black dots) were collected. Influence areas (0.5 km, 1 km, or 2 km radii) around nests of the Burrowing Owl (dotted circles) and American Kestrel (continuous-line circles) within the agriculture matrix. Patches of natural vegetation are shown in white.