ANALYSIS OF SPATIAL OCCURRENCE OF CHRYSURONIA GOUDOTI ASSOCIATED WITH THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF COVERAGE IN THE CÓRDOBA DEPARTMENT, COLOMBIA

ANÁLISIS DE OCURRENCIA ESPACIAL DE CHRYSURONIA GOUDOTI ASOCIADO A LOS DIFERENTES TIPOS DE COBERTURA EN EL DEPARTAMENTO CÓRDOBA, COLOMBIA

The distribution by occurrence zones of Chrysuronia goudoti is analyzed in relation to different cover types and ecosystems. Citizen science was used to collect data, revealing a visualization bias in sightings. It is highlighted that the areas destined for ornithological research, such as the middle, lower and upper basin of the Sinú River, have been the focus of attention, leaving a deficit in standardized sampling in other areas of Córdoba. Three coverage methodologies are presented that show the distribution of hummingbird occurrences, highlighting the influence of anthropogenic factors on occupancy. The results show that the coverages of "Clean pastures", "Continuous urban fabric" and "Mosaic of crops, pastures and natural spaces" are associated with Chrysuronia goudoti occurrences. In addition, the importance of considering the context and location of sightings to accurately understand species distribution and abundance is highlighted.  The complexity and interconnectedness of various factors that influence biodiversity and species distribution, emphasizing the importance of an integrated approach that combines scientific data, local knowledge and citizen participation for effective natural resource management and biodiversity conservation.

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