All code and datasets for, "Differences in urban arthropod communities may not limit the nestling diet of a generalist songbird"

In this study we analyzed how arthropod communities might differ in terms of abundance, biomass, and diversity between urban and rural habitats in Southwest Virginia. We additionally explored how any of these differences might have effects on the diet of a local arthropod predator, the song sparrow (Melospiza melodia). To this end we quantified the mass of stomach contents as well as arthropod abundance in both rural and urban song sparrow nestlings.