Mantel tests were performed separately for ground and arboreal nests due to the significant differences between their predation rates and predator composition. Ground nests did not show any spatial autocorrelation (r = 0.024, p = 0.273) (Fig. \ref{986875}), however predation in arboreal nests revealed some level of spatial auto-correlation (r = 0.089, p = 0.025) (Fig. \ref{154374}). The observed correlation between arboreal nests, r = 0.089, suggests a slight positive association, so smaller differences in predation rates are generally seen among pairs of arboreal nests that are closer to each other.