Climate effects on the breeding ecology of pied flycatchers at the north of their range

The file “Raw data.csv” contains all data used for the analyses of the
article “The effects of four decades of climate change on the breeding
ecology of an avian sentinel species across a 1500-km latitudinal gradient
are stronger at high latitudes” (DOI: 10.1002/ece3.7459). This data was
used to investigate the effect of climate warming on the breeding time and
breeding success of European pied flycatchers breeding in Sweden during
1982-2017. The data set contains 29035 nest records and each row has
information per nest on ringing date of nestlings, developmental stage of
nestlings and estimates of hatching date, nestling age, and breeding
success (measured as number of ringed chicks). It also contains
geographical coordinates per nest and distance to the coast variables as
well as environmental data for different biweekly periods before and up to
ringing time (average and minimum temperature, precipitation and a
measurement of vegetation greenness). The precise definition of all the
variables can be found in the ReadMe file. The specific information on
data collection, processing and statistical analyses is available in the
corresponding article.