Supplementary information on the manuscript: "Does NDVI capture patterns of urban bird diversity? Insights from temperate to tropical cities"

This supplementary information provides the raw data used in the analyses conducted in the manuscript (.odt format). For the cities of Columbia (USA), Xalapa (Mexico), and Medellín (Colombia), we present bird species richness (birdrich), NDVI, and the percentage of woody vegetation for each survey site. Bird species richness represents the number of recorded species per point, based on a city-wide sampling strategy using point count methods (50 m fixed radius, 5 min per count). NDVI values were independently estimated from Landsat-8 and Sentinel-2 satellites (abbreviated as "Land" and "Sen," respectively, in the datasheet) across buffer distances of 50, 100, 200, and 400 m. Woody vegetation was estimated from Sentinel-2 at the same buffer distances.<br>values based on Landsat-8 (e.g., ndviLand50m)