Top Summary Cards (KPI Indicators):
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Total Birds:
Displays the total number of birds in the dataset:
10,000
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Flight Avg Distance:
Shows the average migration distance for all birds:
2,504.04
These KPIs are prominently shown in bold white text on a black background with yellow accents, making them stand out clearly.
Filter Panel (Slicers):
There are four slicers available to allow for interactive filtering across the report:
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Species – Dropdown to filter by bird species.
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Region – Dropdown to filter by geographical region.
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Migration_Success – Dropdown to filter by success/failure of migration.
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Migration_Reason – Dropdown to filter by reasons (e.g., Breeding, Feeding, Climate Change).
Additionally, there's a "Clear All" button to reset all filters at once.
Pie Chart: Count of Nesting_Success by Species
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Title: Count of Nesting_Success by Species
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Displays distribution of successful nesting attempts categorized by species.
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Each slice of the pie chart is color-coded by species and includes:
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Count (e.g., 1464 for Hawk)
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Percentage (e.g., 14.64%)
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Species represented: Hawk, Stork, Warbler, Goose, Eagle, Swallow, Crane
The pie chart uses vibrant colors with white percentage labels and a clear black background. The legend is placed on the right in orange text, aligned with the visual theme.
Data Table: Bird Records
A scrollable data table on the right provides detailed row-wise information:
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Columns:
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Bird_ID – Unique identifier (e.g., B10000)
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Species – Name of the bird species
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Migration_Reason – Reason for migration (e.g., Breeding, Climate Change)
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Migration_Success – Indicates whether migration was Successful (green) or Failed (red)
Each row is color-coded:
The rows also use color differentiation for Species and Migration_Reason to enhance clarity and fast scanning.
Purpose and Use Case:
This report is designed to:
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Monitor and analyze bird migration patterns.
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Track success rates of migration and nesting across species.
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Identify common migration triggers (like feeding or breeding).
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Allow ornithologists, conservationists, or wildlife researchers to interactively explore trends.
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