Dunedin Botanic Garden

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Country
New Zealand
Species
Dunnock
Pipeline
No
Max. nr nestboxes
466
Running period
2009–2016
ID data
Colour rings
Metal rings
Environmental data
Rainfall
Temperature
Individual data
Morphological measures
Personality data
Physiological data
Habitat
Mixed
Urban
Genetic data
Blood samples collected
Feather samples collected
Basic breeding
Yes
Winter data
Winter ringing
Feeding at nest data
Yes
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General Information
Data owner Shinichi Nakagawa, Eduardo S. A. Santos, Benedikt Holtmann, Carlos E. Lara
Contact s.nakagawa@unsw.edu.au, eduardo.sa.santos@usp.br, benedikt.holtmann@gmail.com, celarav@gmail.com
Institution Department of Zoology, University of Otago
Conditions of use/Licence Upon request if data is not yet freely available as part of other publications
Data available via pipeline No
Quality check of the original data Yes, manual checks conducted by the data owners
Study site
Name Dunedin Botanic Garden
ID DUN
Country New Zealand
Size (ha) 7.2
Major site changes No
Latitude 45° 51' 36" S
Latitude 170° 31' 12" E
Number of nest boxes (min) NA
Number of nest boxes (max) 466 nests monitored
Vegetation Type Open lawns, evergreen bushes and hedgerows, flowerbeds, single tress, rock garden
Description of study site The Dunedin Botanic Garden contains a diversity of human-made habitats, including open lawns, hedgerows, flowerbeds and open woodland 
Species
Species Prunella modularis
  2009
End year 2016
Continuous collection of data Yes
Gap years NA
Longest data collection 7
Parental ID's recorded Yes
List of basic breeding data collected Breeding system (monogamous, polygyny, polyandrous, polygynandrous), start of nest building, date of first egg, laying order, egg morphometrics (size and weight), clutch size, hatch date, chick growth, parental care, fledging success, local recruitment
Description of the protocols for breeding data collection Santos & Nakagawa (2013) PLoS ONE 8: e69329; Holtmann et al. (2017) Proc. R. Soc. B 284: 20170943; TBA
Description of the protocols for taking individual level measurements Santos & Nakagawa (2013) PLoS ONE 8: e69329; Holtmann et al. (2017) Proc. R. Soc. B 284: 20170943; Lara et al. (2020) EcoEvoRxiv; TBA
Experimental manipulations Yes
Description of experimental manipulations Chick hunger, but only the first two breeding seasons
Predation events recorded Yes
How are second clutches recorded? Same as first clutches
Catching data
Individual data Yes
Type of individual data Estimated age, immigration status, social status (alpha vs. beta males), size (wing, weight, tarsus, beak);  personality scores (boldness, activity, vilgilance); sperm speed samples, mouth markings, blood samples
Feeding data Yes
Type of feeding data no. of nest visits, prey size, no. of chicks begged, no. of chicks fed, no. of total feeds,
Other catching data Eggshell colour (eggshell spectrometry over five breeding seasons)
Roosting checks No
Winter ringing Yes
Colour rings Yes (one metalic and three colored-bands)
Tags No
Other NA
Genetic data
Blood samples Yes
Feather samples Yes (2012 only)
Other samples No
Samples analysed Yes (paternity via microsats, DRD4, SERT, TLR)
Environmental data
Food availability data No
Temperature data http://www.physics.otago.ac.nz/eman/weather_station/current.php#temp
Rainfall data http://www.physics.otago.ac.nz/eman/weather_station/current.php#temp
Other environmental data No

Details

Country
New Zealand
Species
Dunnock
Pipeline
No
Max. nr nestboxes
466
Running period
2009–2016
ID data
Colour rings
Metal rings
Environmental data
Rainfall
Temperature
Individual data
Morphological measures
Personality data
Physiological data
Habitat
Mixed
Urban
Genetic data
Blood samples collected
Feather samples collected
Basic breeding
Yes
Winter data
Winter ringing
Feeding at nest data
Yes