Data from: No detectable deployment impacts of solar-powered GPS devices for long-term use on a small shorebird

In this study, we investigate the impact of wearing GPS devices on adult
Kentish Plovers (Anarhynchus alexandrinus), weighing 34-46g. To
assess any potential adverse effects of tagging, we
quantified (i) general behaviour with behavioural time-budget
assays, (ii) detailed incubation behaviour with nest cameras, (iii)
reproductive outcomes, and (iv) apparent survival from resighting rates
4-5 months after initial deployment. In each case, tagged birds were
compared with untagged colour-ringed control group birds. Here, we include
data from GPS deployments, behavioural time budget assays, nest camera
deployments, reproductive data during the study period, compiled survey
resighting data, and code used to produce the analyses and figures
included in the study main article.