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1 Introduction With the expansion of urban landscapes and increasing anthropogenic disturbance, global avian species diversity (Newbold et al. 2015), phylogenetic diversity (Sol et al. 2017), and functional diversity (Sol et al. 2020) are undergoing rapid decline. However, different bird species do not respond to urbanization randomly.
1 Introduction In conjunction with urbanization and increasing human activities, human–wildlife conflict has detrimental effects on both humans and animals and is considered as a serious threat to numerous wildlife species in the present day (Dickman 2010). Animals adapt their behavior in response to human disturbance in their environment (Frid and Dill 2002).
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