Additional file 1: of A citizen-based platform reveals the distribution of functional groups inside a large city from the Southern Hemisphere: e-Bird and the urban birds of Santiago (Central Chile)

Table S2. Biogeographic origin native (N), exotic (E). Trophic guild: omnivorous (O) granivorous (G), insectivorous (I), carnivorous (C), frugivorous (F), nectarivorous (N), piscivorous (P), herbivorous (H). Main food items, migratory (M)/resident (R) and urban nesting status (confirmed urban nester, not urban nester, possibly urban nester or without information) by each Santiago’s bird species. References list for main food items, migratory /resident and urban nesting status is included. This reference list is independent of the main text references list, and is included in the Additional file 1. eBird number of point registers, and total number of individuals by each Santiago’s bird species is also informed. (XLSX 16 kb)