Charles,
I know you weren't replying to me, but I might just have some of the info you were requesting. First, I can get citations stating wildlife deaths caused by wind AND citations that state the opposite - therefore, research/citations in this case is probably useless. I can say however, when I lived near a large corporate wind farm there were workers that went out every shift picking up dead birds. I do Not have an actual number/day and I would doubt you would ever get an accurate count because wind (and solar) are the green babies and therefore can do no wrong. Case in point, I was on my tractor several years ago (next to the aforementioned wind farm) and inadvertently chopped up a bald eagle while cutting hay - made a h*ll of a mess. While I was cleaning out the cutter an inspector from the wind farm saw me and turned me in to the powers to be. Next thing I know game & fish, BLM, and several other fed agencies were knocking on my door wanting to charge me with killing our national bird. Long story short, before I went to court, I noticed that the wind farm had several killed bald eagles on their property around the bases of the generators - I took pictures.
In court the feds wanted me locked up and a huge fine imposed on me because I didn't see the eagle I chopped up. I countered that the wind farm was killing a far greater number of eagles than I did and they weren't getting fined/punished. The feds asked me for a citation to prove that and I showed them the pictures and asked if it wasn't possible the wind turbine killed the one I chopped up and flung it into my field. They confiscated my pictures and negatives and let me go with a warning. The next week the fencing between my land and the wind farm grew to over 15 feet tall (not sure how any wildlife that made it on their property ever made it out) and became a privacy fence - I'm guessing so I couldn't take anymore pictures. I continued to see inspectors running around in their trucks several times a day - my guess was they were still picking up dead birds.
Second, what exactly is wrong with nuclear plants? Clean energy, doesn't take up nearly as much room/land per KW, is safer and more economical than most other generation methods. Sure there is the storage/disposal of spent rods, but those rods are not much worse (if at all) than the disposal of solar panels.
You can check previous posts I've made in many different areas/topics here on TBN when it comes to green energy. I keep asking about these questions and all I get is double talk. So I'll throw it back at you for citations on disposal issues and carbon emissions the Chinese emit during the mining of component parts/minerals with solar as well as a cross tabulation of statistical evidence as it pertains to bird kills on wind farms and how they mitigate the killings as well as the statistical evidence surrounding the fear (and the misinformation) surrounding nuclear energy.
If you still have time left on your hands, how about statistical information on hydro or geothermal

wind/solar.