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Bird–window collisions: A comprehensive dataset for the Neotropical region

Our primary objective was to compile a comprehensive dataset on bird–window collisions throughout the Neotropical region, including both published and unpublished sources. On May 12, 2020, we extensively disseminated invitations to provide data via email and social media platforms. By providing a te...

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Autores principales: Piratelli, Augusto Joao, Ribeiro, Bianca Costa, Dattilo, Wesley, Vazquez, Luis-Bernardo, Ferreira De Almeida Magalhaes, Anelisa, Gomes Cavalcante, Edna Maria, Silva, Eric, Viana Cruz, Giovanna, Ruy, Gisele Regina, Laurito Summa, Juliana, Milan, Julia, Pedrosa, Leila, Bolian Zimback, Leticia, Nardi, Marcello, Goncalves Da Silva, Marcos, Rocha Dos Santos, Pedro, Matsuda, Sylvia Maria, Santa, Diana, Garzon, Javier, Echeverry-Galvis, Maria Angela, Ospina Duque, Albert, Marin Gomez, Oscar Humberto, Garro Cruz, Martha, Gutierrez, Ignacio, Sandoval, Luis, Penna Soares Santos, Lucas, De Vasconcelos, Marcelo Ferreira, Petri, Bruno, Dores, Fabio, Furuya, Haroldo, Fitorra, Lilian Sayuri, Milanelo, Liliane, Pedro, Valeria, Menacho-Odio, Rose Marie, Ocampo-Penuela, Natalia, Klem, Daniel, Garcia-Arroyo, Michelle, Gomez-Martinez, Miguel A, Rojas-Soto, Octavio, Uribe-Morfin, Paulina, Moreno-Velasquez, Johan, Agudelo-Alvarez, Laura, Ruan-Tejeda, Irma, Contreras-Martinez, Sarahy, Gomez-Moreno, Vannia Del Carmen, Mazoni, Camila, Almeida Igayara Souza, Claudia, Espinosa Bolochio, Cristiane, De Almeida Braga, David, De Castro Magalhaes, Fernanda, Nogueira Penido-Junior, Gilberto, Hidasi, Hilari Wanderley, Melo, Marcos Antonio, Castanheira Grimaldi, Mariana, Sanches, Thais Caroline, Rebolo-Ifran, Natalia, Nino-Maldonado, Santiago, Ocampo, David, Acevedo-Charry, Orlando, Sanchez Sarria, Camilo E., Cueva, Diego, Ramirez Uribe, Laura, Alfonso-Velasco, Sofia M, Esparza, Ilse, Avila-Campos, Julian, Piacentini, Vitor Q, Chaves, Flavia, Da Silva, Gabriele Andreia, Da Silva, Juliana Paulo, Baptista, Michelle, Alexandrino, Eduardo Roberto, De Mello Patiu, Fabio, Hernandez, Yandry, Ordonez-Delgado, Leonardo, Valencia-Herverth, Jorge, Valencia-Herverth, Raul, Esser Tenfen, Camila, Lopes De Oliveira, Thais Caroline, Bonilla-S, Nadezhda, Tellez-Colmenares, Nicolas, Zuria, Iriana, Biasotto, Larissa D, Tokuda, Marcos, Gonzalez-Garcia, Fernando, Fernandez-Ordonez, Juan Carlos, Brisque, Thais, Aguiar, Ivyson, Leandro-Silva, Victor, Da Costa, Fabio M, Marschner, Giovanna, Estela, Felipe A, Cupul-Magana, Fabio German, Arroyo-Joya, Martha Gabriela, Batisteli, Augusto, Costa, Rosane, Calderon-Parra, Rafael, Debrassi, Patricia, Aguilar-Gomez, Miguel Angel, Ortega-Alvarez, Ruben, Puga-Caballero, Aura, Castro, Lucila, Escobar-Ibanez, Juan F, Pena, Joao Carlos, Barbosa, Karlla Vanessa De Camargo, Filadelfo, Thiago, Franz, Ismael, Acosta-Ramirez, Alfredo, Goncalves Da Silva, Lucas, Gonzalez-Gallina, Alberto, Monroy-Ojeda, Alan, Novaes, Claudio Leite, Kaizer, Mariane C, Muller Brusco, Giuliano, De-Carvalho, Crizanto Brito, Leveau, Lucas, Santoandre, Santiago, Leveau, Carlos M, Perrella, Daniel, Tobon-Sampedro, Ariadna, Lopez-Victoria, Mateo, Franca, Bruno Rodrigo De Albuquerque, Christianini, Alexander Vicente, Alfaro, Matilde, Blanco Perez, Eliana, Fernandez-Gomez, Ronald Armando, Dias Vitorino, Breno, Pizo, Marco Aurelio, Pairo, Pamela, Cle, Allan, Zamudio-Beltran, Luz E, Mendes Taliaferro Mattox, George, Mariano, Raone, Coletti-Manzoli, Enzo, Macgregor-Fors, Ian
Formato: Journal Article
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: Wiley 2025
Materias:
data analysis
migration
Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/177316
Sumario:Our primary objective was to compile a comprehensive dataset on bird–window collisions throughout the Neotropical region, including both published and unpublished sources. On May 12, 2020, we extensively disseminated invitations to provide data via email and social media platforms. By providing a template worksheet, we required standardized information from collaborators to complete and register their data. To better understand how these data were acquired (e.g., incidental observations and systematic procedures), we sent out a survey to all collaborators. We established rigorous validation criteria for data inclusion and conducted thorough curation procedures to ensure accuracy. After the filtering process, we compiled a total of 4103 bird–window collision reports. These came from 11 Neotropical countries, dating from 1946 to 2020, and revealing distinct regional patterns and potential seasonal patterns. The five most frequent orders were Passeriformes (2451), Columbiformes (520), Apodiformes (377), Psittaciformes (202), and Piciformes (186). Data on bird–window collisions were collected through a local specific systematic protocol (1419), by chance (1252), by government agencies (742), and by other approaches (632), while a few reports were collected by unknown procedures (58). The volume of records across months in our dataset suggests that there may be temporal patterns, with peaks: the first one in March–April and the second one in October–November, which seem to align with the major migration and reproduction seasons. This dataset represents the first comprehensive effort in the Neotropical region focused on bird–window collision data, providing valuable insights for further scientific advancements and conservation policies. The data are free from copyright or proprietary restrictions. Please cite this data paper when using the data in publications or scientific presentations.

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