Table 2. Equations from [25] used in our study to correct numbers of dead birds found at the power line, in order to account for removal by scavengers or missed observations during carcass searches.

Equation
An (Detectability)	A1 : Large = (no. carcasses found+1)*100/71.7A2 : Medium = (no. carcasses found+1)*100/55.8A3 : Small = (no. carcasses found+1)*100/32.1A4 : Very small = (no. carcasses found+1)*100/33.3
Bn (Periodicity and scavenging)	B1 : Large = 0.744+28.063*log10(days)B2 : Medium = −1.751+41.880*log10(days)B3 : Small = −6.623+58.111*log10(days)B4 : Very small = 13.538+60.342*log10(days)
Cn (Correction)	(An*Bn)/100
Mortality estimate n	An+Cn

Different equations are given for the four size categories specified in [25] (see Table 3 for their weights). We first corrected the number of carcasses found in the field by their size-dependent detectability (A). Second, we applied equation B for different carcass sizes where “days” is the number of days elapsed from the last visit. Third, we obtained a correction for every size category. Finally, we added C to A to obtain the mortality estimates for each category. The mortality estimate for a given power line was the sum of mortality estimates for the four carcass sizes.