Data from: Fledging success peaks later than insect prey biomass in two aerial insectivores: evaluating potential phenological mismatch and fitness consequences

These are data on timing (phenology) of bird breeding stages and success
for the Olive-sided Flycatcher and the Western Wood-Pewee (aerial
insectivorous birds) breeding in Yukon, Canada. The dataset
"insect" has the ordinal date, average length of insects, the
biomass estimate, temperature (C) for the day the insect sample was taken
(please note that traps were open for several days), the proportion of
Diptera (order of Flies) and Hymenoptera (order of bees, wasps, and flying
ants) in each sample, the breeding or nesting "score" for each
bird species. The nesting score is based on breeding progression days - an
unpaired male bird would receive a "1", paired a "2",
incubation a "3", etc., and then these are summed across each
day. The datasets entitled "RMarkOS" and "RMarkWE" are
the data used in RMark analyses that examine the daily survival
probability of each nest based on day or age, timing (offset from insect
abundance), or environmental variables (such as distance to water).