Figure legends
Fig. 1. Study areas. Location of the study areas (in provinces of
Lapland (1), Northern Ostrobothnia (2), and North Karelia (3)), the
peatlands where camera traps were deployed in 2020 and 2021. The maps
were drawn using R-packages ggplot2
(Wickham, 2016) and
ggmap (Kahle and
Wickham, 2013) with map tiles by Stamen Design, under CC BY 3.0 (data
by OpenStreetMap, under ODbL). The inset map was drawn using Natural
Earth map data.
Fig. 2. Taiga bean geese captured with a PIR sensor triggered camera in
Pirttilammit, North Karelia, in 2021.
Fig. 3. Conditional effects of a) year and b) trigger type on the number
of taiga bean geese captured with game camera traps on peatland ponds in
Finland between 2020 and 2021. The difference was significant between
years (p <0.001) but not significant between trigger types (p
= 0.129).
Fig. 4. Conditional effects of a) year, b) trigger type, and c) camera
effort on the capture probability of taiga bean geese photographed with
game camera traps. The difference was significant between years (p
<0.001) and marginally significant between trigger types (p =
0.049). The amount of camera effort had a significant positive effect on
capture probability (p <0.001).