Bird assembly in the pine forest of La Sabina, Banao, Cuba.

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The study focuses on the bird community within a pine forest in the Lomas de Banao Ecological Reserve, conducted in March and April 2020. It employs a point-count methodology to identify 32 bird species across 11 orders and 18 families, highlighting the dominance of Parulidae, Icteridae, and Tyrannidae. The research explores the relationship between bird populations and vegetation structure, revealing significant associations between certain bird species and specific plant types, particularly Sylviculture and Callophillum antillanum.