Data for: Forest management, forest vegetation, and climate influence nesting ecology of a focal bird species in the western USA

This data publication contains nest survey data for white-headed woodpeckers (Dryobates albolarvatus) from three Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Projects (CFLRP) in Oregon (Lakeview Stewardship, Southern Blues Restoration Coalition) and Idaho (Weiser-Little Salmon Headwaters), USA. Data include nest monitoring data that track nest progress of woodpeckers from initiation of egg laying through fledging stages (nest survival) as well as counts of eggs, nestlings, and fledglings (nest productivity). Data also include nest and climate attributes as well as vegetation characteristics surrounding nests for multiple spatial scales (nest tree, 0.4 hectares, 2.25 hectares, 314 hectares) used as predictors of white-headed woodpecker nesting ecology. Nest data range from 2012-2021. An RStudio project folder is also included that contains all data and code in a reproducible format to recreate data cleaning, analyses, and visualizations from the paper.
Data were collected as part of the CFLRP Program mandate to monitor the effectiveness of silvicultural treatments. White-headed woodpeckers were selected as the focal species for monitoring.
For additional information about this study and these data, see Miller-ter Kuile et al. (2023, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.foreco.2023.121443).