FIGURE LEGENDS
Figure 1 : A family of the monogamous Grey Crowned CraneBalearica regulorum [Bennette, 1834] in a typical grassland habitat, Lake Ol’ Bolossat. Sexes of adult breeding pairs are alike, except the male (C) is slightly larger than the female (A). Young cranes (B, D) attain full adult features at c.24 months of age (Pomeroy, 1980). (© GN Muigai).
Figure 2: Map showing the location of Lake Ol’ Bolossat and distribution of territorial pairs during the 2017/2018 breeding season in each of the lake’s sections.
Figure 3: Relationship between nesting probability and the three most important predictor variables. Points indicate either presence (1) or absence (0) of crane nests, and lines and shaded areas are, respectively, fitted values and standard errors.
Figure 4: Number (frequency) of Grey Crowned Crane territorial pairs and their distribution at different distances from each other.